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Originally Posted by mbyron
Not necessary: A1 rebounds the ball after a try. As he comes down with it, B1 hits his hand (not the ball), causing the ball to go OOB. Given that this is not a foul, it will be A's ball for a throwin.
A1 last touched the ball but did not cause it to go OOB.
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By rule, this one is wrong. This should be B's ball for a throwin. A was the last to touch the ball, B did not cause the ball to go OOB based on the rules.
The hand is not part of the ball, this is simply incidental contact.
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Originally Posted by mbyron
Not sufficient: see the "unless" clause of 7-2-1. A1 throws the ball in, and B1 deflects it back into A1's body before A1 returns inbounds. It will be B's ball for a throwin.
A1 caused the ball to be OOB but was not the last (inbounds) player to touch it.
"Last to touch inbounds" is not the criterion of "caused to go out of bounds." Q.E.D.
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I was thinking of this part, and it makes sense.