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Originally Posted by Gutierrez7
Player A1 is in-bounding the ball at the end line for a throw in. A1 passes the ball directly to A2, who has one foot out of bounds on the side line.
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Originally Posted by bob jenkins
A2 location. A1 did not commit a throw-in violation. A2 committed an OOB violation.
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Many years ago (probably over thirty years ago), this would have been a throwin violation by A1 if the ball first touched A2, or B2, while either was out of bounds, and the ball would go back to Team B at the original throwin spot.
The fact that this interpretation still has life baffles me. I figured that most of those that remembered the old rule were dead by now.
Am I right Mark T. DeNucci, Sr.?