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Originally Posted by Official
Just thought I'd post this new question here instead of making another thread.
On an inbounds play I understand a player can not jump from OOB into play while receiving a pass in the air.
Can the player have one foot in bounds and the other in the air while coming in bounds? Or does the player have to have established him/her self in bounds by both feet coming down.
One more: Can the in-bounder drop the ball, pick it up, and throw it in, assuming the ball doesn't roll in-bounds.
Hopefully you can make sense of this. Thanks.
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Did you try to look these up in the NFHS books on your own before posting?
Going through the books yourself will teach you a great deal.
You can post questions about rules for which you aren't clear and some of the experienced officials here will clarify. Try to give rule citations! That is what will give you the confidence that you have the proper understanding.
Start by trying to find references for Camron's answers in your books.