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Originally Posted by Snaqwells
I think (although I'm not sure) the coach's point is the actual rolling is a problem. In order to actually roll the ball, the thrower must either touch the ball as it hits inbounds, or start the roll from OOB. Either is a violation.
Even if he manages to do it legally, the problems he mentions with the receiver still exist.
It seems to me it would be better to throw it so it bounces and the receiver doesn't have to bend over to get it.
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Ahhh ok that makes sense.