[bob jenkins]

Originally posted by ibumgardner
I put false also. I'm probably wrong... My logic was that the defender couldn't touch the ball until it crossed the boundary plane....

Here's my scenario:

A1 has a throw-in with under 2 seconds on the clock after B just scored to tie the game. After Team A calls a time-out, team B puts a defender on the thrower-in to make the pass difficult. A1 has a lot of room, and backs up as far as possible. After A1 releases the ball, but clearly before it breaks the plane, B deflects the pass, gathers it up and scores.

LEGAL?

Yes.