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Wed Jan 04, 2017, 05:09pm
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He's got to be out of bounds. If an inbounds player tosses it to another inbounds player, maybe he's giving it to him to throw in. The moment he heads up court call the violation. You have discretion to call a T. I wouldn't do it unless they done it before.
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