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i'm a newbie again after about a 10 year lay off. a quick and interesting question, i wanted to ask you veterans.
A1 is OB and about to throw-in the ball. A1 reach with the ball inbounds, thus breaking the plane. why isn't it a volation on A1 for the player (A1) being out of bounds and the ball being awarded to Team B for A1 being out of bounds while holding the ball? is it because the ball is dead and not yet a live ball? thanks! |
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Because it isn't.
You need to look at your definitions and what is out of bounds and what it does not say. Live and dead ball does not play a part here. Peace
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But if A2 touches it.... |
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Tony,
how could you even suggest starting that conversation again?
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If A2 touches the ball, it's a violation, as the ball must be passed, not handed to a teammate. Not sure what you were thinking. |
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OK, slight variation on the subject. A1 is inbounding the ball. A2 steps OOB to take A1's spot to throw the ball in. A1 hands the ball to A2 while both are OOB. The other night my partner called a throw in violation for this exact situation. I didn't get a chance to talk with him after the game about his call. Help me out here, was there a violation and if so what was it? To me it looked like team A simply wanted to change the throw in person.
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Also remember that after a made basket, this is legal, as long as neither player "carries the ball inbounds." |
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