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Originally posted by BktBallRef
But the fact of the matter is, the thrower did not violate the requirement that the ball be passed directly onto the playing floor. That rule is to prevent a player from throwing the ball off a wall or other obstruction behind him. It doesn't mean that he can't bounce the ball off his own foot.
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I'm afraid that I must disagree again. I remember going over a situation with our interpreter that is similar to this. Suppose A1 makes a throw-in that bounces on the sideline before A2 catches. The interpreter says that this is a violation, since the pass was not directly onto the playing court.