Wed Mar 26, 2014, 11:45pm
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Adam
On an end line throw in, we have to determine the intent of the throw. 99% of the time, or more, the intent is obvious. This is one of those times. The intent was to throw the ball onto the court, thus making it a throw in pass. Once that throw in pass touches OOB before touching a player, it is a violation for having a TI pass go OOB before touching a player.
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This is the correct understanding and reasoning.
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