[Mark T. DeNucci, Sr.]

Originally posted by Corndog89
The leadership in my association preaches the philosophy of protect the ball, protect the shooter, talk players out of off-ball stuff, and CALL THE OBVIOUS. If you have to think about what you're calling and how you're going to explain it to the coach, then don't call it! Therefore, I'm in the camp of don't call this play a violation.

Corndog:

Go back and re-read JR's first post. A very similar play was discussed in this Forum a year or two ago. In that case A1 was passing to A2 who was also out of bounds during a throw-in following a score by Team B. A1's pass missed A2 completely and went beyond the sideline extended. I took the position that this was a throw-in violation once the ball went beyond the sideline extended for the reasons that JR made in his first post.

MTD, Sr.