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Originally Posted by msavakinas
There's a chance I'm missing something here... and I probably am.
but I've got it's out of bounds and it's B's ball, and the throwin did end when it was legally touched inbounds by B, which happened immediately prior (split second) to the out of bounds.
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Yup, you're missing case book play 6.4.5SitB as already cited.
Where you're getting screwed up is in the definition of a throw-in. Take a look at rules 4-42-4&5. To have a throw-in, the ball must be
released by the thrower directly into the court. Article 5 also says that the the throw-in ends when the
passed ball touches or is legally touched by another player. In the play being discussed, the ball was
NEVER released or passed. Ergo....the throw-in never ended.
Make sense now?