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Originally Posted by rainmaker
For me, it's gonna depend on the circumstances. If the in-bounding player isn't really ready yet, and is just kinda blobling around, I'm not calling it. If he's oob ready to throw, and steps in then, yea, it's gotta be pretty much automatic.
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I agree with this. If there's a chance that the inbounder is still gathering themselves for the throw-in, then I pass. Once they've shown that they're in control of their feet while OOB, it's up to them to stay that way.
