Mon Dec 10, 2012, 01:05pm
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Keeper of the HAMMER
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Join Date: Jan 2003
Location: MST
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Quote:
Originally Posted by maven
His spot is not on the court, since by rule his location is not inbounds.
I agree that this position is insufficient for a "leaving the court" violation (9-3-3), but I disagree with your reasoning back to having a spot on the court.
The reason a toe on the line not sufficient for the LTC violation is that touching the boundary alone does not constitute leaving.
It does, however, constitute a player being OOB, and thus denies him a legal position on the court. He is not entitled to that spot, and so liable for any contact.
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How did he get off of the court if he didn't leave?
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