Throw In After Made Basket

[The_Rookie]

A1 has a throw in after a made basket by B2.

A2 jumps from the court to catch the throw in from A1 and lands out of bounds on the endline. Is this a legal play?

Is A2 required to be out of bounds when the throw in starts to be a legal play?

[Rich]

Originally Posted by The_Rookie

A1 has a throw in after a made basket by B2.

A2 jumps from the court to catch the throw in from A1 and lands out of bounds on the endline. Is this a legal play?

Is A2 required to be out of bounds when the throw in starts to be a legal play?

A2's status is inbounds until he lands out of bounds. So if A2 catches in the air and steps on the line, it's an out of bounds violation.

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by Rich

A2's status is inbounds until he lands out of bounds. So if A2 catches in the air and steps on the line, it's an out of bounds violation.

Agree.

You are where you are until you get where you're going.

I believe that that was one of Dr. James Naismith's original thirteen basketball rules. He came up with the rule in 1891 after a suggestion by his good friend Mark T. DeNucci, Sr.

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by The_Rookie

Is A2 required to be out of bounds when the throw in starts to be a legal play?

I don't believe so, he must be out of bounds when he catches the ball, as long as it's within five seconds after the throwin count begins.

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by The_Rookie

A1 has a throw in after a made basket by B2.

A2 jumps from the court to catch the throw in from A1 and lands out of bounds on the endline. Is this a legal play?

It's an OOB violation, not a TI violation

Is A2 required to be out of bounds when the throw in starts to be a legal play?

No

[Nevadaref]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

It's an OOB violation, not a TI violation

If the passed ball was touched on the out of bounds side of the boundary plane, then this is a TI violation.

[deecee]

Originally Posted by Nevadaref

If the passed ball was touched on the out of bounds side of the boundary plane, then this is a TI violation.

Citation please. If the ball isn't touched during and thrown in and goes OOB then I agree. But here the ball is touched, the player just happens to be OOB. Can't remember, and don't have my case book handy, if there is a case play on this.

Secondly if it's after a made basket and the player is legally OOB on the endline then it's no violation as all as this is a legal play.

[Nevadaref]

Originally Posted by deecee

Citation please. If the ball isn't touched during and thrown in and goes OOB then I agree. But here the ball is touched, the player just happens to be OOB. Can't remember, and don't have my case book handy, if there is a case play on this.

Secondly if it's after a made basket and the player is legally OOB on the endline then it's no violation as all as this is a legal play.

Wrong again, junior. 9-2-3

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by Nevadaref

If the passed ball was touched on the out of bounds side of the boundary plane, then this is a TI violation.

Agreed. That wan't how I read the OP, but re-reading it, I see it wasn't clear.

[deecee]

Originally Posted by Nevadaref

Wrong again, junior. 9-2-3

Thanks. Although the wording implies that the ball must cross onto the playing court as to make this a violation if the ball doesn't cross the plane of the throw in boundary line that the throw is happening on. The exception even is for throw ins after made baskets which ONLY apply to the same boundary as the throw in.

I always interpreted this to imply that the thrown in MUST first cross from OOB to IB otherwise its a violation. This doesn't say that ball cannot be first touched by a teammate that is simply OOB. Thoughts?

ART. 3 . . .
The thrown ball shall not be touched by a teammate of the thrower while the ball is on the out-of-bounds side of the throw-in boundary-line plane, except as in 7-5-7.