Player goes OOB intentionally..kinda

[Raymond]

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?

What if A3 then steps OOB, do you call 2 violations?

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[Freddy]

Originally Posted by Raymond

What if A3 then steps OOB, do you call 2 violations?

Yes, this a false double violation with each infraction penalized in the order of occurrence. Clear the lanes and award two consecutive throw-ins to Team B, the first a designated spot throw-in, the second to be determined based on the AP arrow.



It's been a long season.

[bucky]

Originally Posted by Raymond

What if A3 then steps OOB, do you call 2 violations?

Yes, because just like a third direct Technical, it is warranted by the rule book. I am sure that Cam, CC, and Billy would all agree, lol.

[Camron Rust]

Originally Posted by Raymond

What if A3 then steps OOB, do you call 2 violations?

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Don't be silly. It is no longer a throwin, but perhaps you don't know that.

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by Camron Rust

Don't be silly. It is no longer a throwin, but perhaps you don't know that.

I assume he meant to use a blue font.