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Originally posted by jritchie
So how many steps is allowed before you are saying they delayed coming back in bounds!!! A1 throws ball in, takes one step to the left steps in bounds behind pick to receive pass???? Tech. or okay??? Same sitch but takes 2 steps?? where do we define directly on the court after the inbounds pass??? can the thrower take a diagonal route or does it have to be a straight line??? i think the situation in this thread is the player ran down to the other end of the floor oob, which i agree would be a big advantage so is a "T", but my question is where do we define "back on the court after the throw", do we give a step or two either way, or a step in the diagonal direction??? just wondering!
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It ain't brain surgery. The player has to take the quickest way back onto the court. Judgement call. If they're not staying OOB to gain an advantage, don't worry about it. If you think that they're gaining an advantage, call it.
Sounds like you're trying to talk yourself outa having to make that call.
