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Originally Posted by Snaqwells
Me either. If I see him do it a couple of times, I might mention it to the coach. It's like traveling in 6th grade; unless there's a real advantage gained, I'm less inclined to call it (depending on the skill level, of course).
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Thanks. I opted not to buy new NFHS rulebooks this year, so I wasn't sure if this rule was worded in a way that leaving the court was an automatic violation, or if there had to be (in the official's judgment) some sort of advantage/disadvantage to it. [Note to self: Buy updated NFHS materials for 07-08
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I also seem to recall in NCAA rules, they had a case where a player goes out of bounds to avoid contact and it was considered a no call unless there an official judged it to be deceiving or an advantage gained by the player going OOB.