Player goes OOB intentionally..kinda

[Nevadaref]

Originally Posted by bucky

Friend showed me a video. NFHS.

After a time-out, Team A has a designated spot throw-in on one side of he endline, near corner. After official hands ball to A1, A2, thinking it was an endline run throw-in, runs out of bounds on exact opposite side of A1 on endline. A2 is looking for pass from A1 and then, realizing her mistake, steps inbounds. Play continues.

Do you call a violation on A2 and award the ball to Team B?

It is a violation for a teammate of the thrower to be out of bounds during a designated-spot throw-in.

[bucky]

Originally Posted by Nevadaref

It is a violation for a teammate of the thrower to be out of bounds during a designated-spot throw-in.

With all due respect Nevada, you did not answer the question.


Let's add more details to the play: Team B is winning by over 30 points, it is midway through the 4th quarter, A2 rarely gets a chance to play, there is no defensive pressure, and the Team A coach, as well as A1 are yelling at A2 to get back inbounds.

Still going to call the violation?

[Nevadaref]

Originally Posted by bucky

With all due respect Nevada, you did not answer the question.


Let's add more details to the play: Team B is winning by over 30 points, it is midway through the 4th quarter, A2 rarely gets a chance to play, there is no defensive pressure, and the Team A coach, as well as A1 are yelling at A2 to get back inbounds.

Still going to call the violation?

When the game is competively over, I’ve been known to put the whistle away.

[crosscountry55]

Originally Posted by bucky

With all due respect Nevada, you did not answer the question.





Let's add more details to the play: Team B is winning by over 30 points, it is midway through the 4th quarter, A2 rarely gets a chance to play, there is no defensive pressure, and the Team A coach, as well as A1 are yelling at A2 to get back inbounds.



Still going to call the violation?

Oh for Pete’s sake. Did you seriously just bait us with a generality so that you could subsequently criticize a perfectly accurate answer to your question?

Party foul.


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