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Originally Posted by Steverz
Would someone please show "exactly" where in the Rule or Caseplay book the answer to this simple question that our association started throwing around.
Caseplay: Along the endline in the backcourt, A1 inbounds the ball. No other players are paying attention and the ball eventually rolls out-of-bounds along the sideline without ever being touched. Where does Team B have the ball for a throw-in?
They are saying the throw-in is where the ball went out-of-bounds, not where it was originally inbounded even though no player touched the ball. Which is it since I can't seem to locate it in the books? 
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I must admit, I'm surprised an association with, I'm guessing, more than a handful of officials would not know this one.
I was working a Varsity game last year and B1 kicks the ball under A's basket, whistle is blown immediately and official signals a kicked ball as it rolls out of bounds on opposite endline, where he signals the spot throw-in shall take place. It took a huddle to convince him he was wrong.
Brain fart as he's a good official.