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Originally Posted by Rich1
See this occassionally and it always gets me doubting myself.
Ball is at dispoisal of A1 for a throw in. While passing in the ball, A1 steps on the boundry line but not actually onto the court. Violation?
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In the Ancient Days, it was a Violation for the Thrower to step on the Boundary Line if the Boundary Line was two inches wide, but not if the Boundary Line was wider. This Violation was legislated out of the Rules between twenty and 25 years ago.
Surprisingly, there are still people who think this is still a Violation.
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