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Originally Posted by Snaqwells
1. You were correct. One foot in, nothing out. No need to "re-establish with two feet." If you're in contact with your partner, point her to 4-35. There is no provision anywhere else requiring "two feet."
2. Even if I thought the player was out of bounds, there is no way in hell I'm making that call from Trail.
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Now that I look at 4-35, which I did at halftime of that game the other night, but in the rush of things just didn't see it, 4-35-2 states:
"When a player is touching the backcourt,
out of bounds or the three-point line, the player is located in the backcourt,
out of bounds or inside the three-point line, respectively."
That gives the answer clear as day. He is not touching out of bounds, therefore he was in-bounds.
Thank you for point it out Snaq.