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Originally Posted by BigCat
The case play in rule 9 says it is a violation if A1 reaches out and touches another player on the court. Says that touching gives him inbounds status. We know if A1 is inbounds with the ball and touches another player who's out of bounds it does not make A1 out of bounds. Not sure why the opposite is true in the case play....
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Be that as it may, the case play plainly states that this is a violation. The throw-in is a unique situation.
And having said all that, if this is a violation, the teammate touching the ball also seems to be a violation to me.
And if the above doesn't do it for you, perhaps the touch by the teammate could also be considered carrying the ball onto the court.
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Last edited by just another ref; Sat Feb 13, 2016 at 12:37am.
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