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Originally Posted by Nevadaref
Don't overlook the restrictions imposed by these sentences:
"As long as the thrower maintains any portion of his/her body on or above the
3-foot designated-spot area while making the throw-in, the throw-in shall be
legal."
"The thrower must keep one foot on or over the spot until the ball is released."
Do you believe that the throw-in spot extends to the inbounds area of the court? Can a player legally make a throw-in from inbounds?  |
Right. The throw-in must be made from out of bounds. As long as he throws it before he comes down, he's still out of bounds. Meanwhile, he hasn't left the throw-in spot, because its
only restriction is its three foot width.