So what your saying is.

[Pantherdreams]

End of Arizona womens' game ball hit a referee after being touched by the inbounders defender. Nothing done wrong only .5 seconds left on the clock when touch happed game is over before contact with official happens. If you want to see play and haven't:

https://twitter.com/ArizonaWBB/statu...098493953?s=20

Now it did get me thinking. If players are where they were until they get there their going, but officials are part of equipment/floor when ball contacts them. When are we inbounds and out of bounds?

Obviously I'm out of bounds when ball touches me then its out.
If I'm on the playing court I'm inbounds play on.

1) If I'm straddling the line and its hits my foot or body that's inbounds because the rest of me is out of bounds I think I'm still equipment that's out of bounds so whistle play down?

2) If I was straddling line and ball comes towards so I jump (imagine if I could still jump) to avoid the ball but it hits me anyway. Am I inbounds? Out of bounds? Does which foot left the floor first matter?

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by Pantherdreams

When are we inbounds and out of bounds?

3-35-1 "The location of a player *OR NONPLAYER" ...."

[Mark T. DeNucci, Sr.]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

3-35-1 "The location of a player *OR NONPLAYER" ...."

Bob:

If the Officials thought that the Ball touched the Official (Out-of-Bounds) before the Horn sounded, could the Official do a video review to ascertain if the Ball went Out-of-Bounds before the Horn sounded? It appeared to me that the Ball touched the Official before the Horn sounded.

MTD, Sr.

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by Mark T. DeNucci, Sr.

Bob:

If the Officials thought that the Ball touched the Official (Out-of-Bounds) before the Horn sounded, could the Official do a video review to ascertain if the Ball went Out-of-Bounds before the Horn sounded? It appeared to me that the Ball touched the Official before the Horn sounded.

MTD, Sr.

On the Men's side it is reviewable if the officials feel there was an error in stopping the clock.

[BillyMac]

... even when he's one number off.

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

3-35-1 "The location of a player *OR NONPLAYER" ...."

4-35-1-A: The location of a player or non-player is determined by where the person is touching the floor as far as being: Inbounds or out-of-bounds.

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by Raymond

On the Men's side it is reviewable if the officials feel there was an error in stopping the clock.

Same.

[Nevadaref]

Originally Posted by Pantherdreams

End of Arizona womens' game ball hit a referee after being touched by the inbounders defender. Nothing done wrong only .5 seconds left on the clock when touch happed game is over before contact with official happens. If you want to see play and haven't:

https://twitter.com/ArizonaWBB/statu...098493953?s=20

Now it did get me thinking. If players are where they were until they get there their going, but officials are part of equipment/floor when ball contacts them. When are we inbounds and out of bounds?

Obviously I'm out of bounds when ball touches me then its out.
If I'm on the playing court I'm inbounds play on.

1) If I'm straddling the line and its hits my foot or body that's inbounds because the rest of me is out of bounds I think I'm still equipment that's out of bounds so whistle play down?

2) If I was straddling line and ball comes towards so I jump (imagine if I could still jump) to avoid the ball but it hits me anyway. Am I inbounds? Out of bounds? Does which foot left the floor first matter?

1. If any part of a person is touching out of bounds, then the entire person is out of bounds by rule. So, yes, this would require a whistle for an OOB violation.

2. Excellent question! If you jump with both feet simultaneously, you would be consider out of bounds while airborne because you were out of bounds when last in contact with the floor. Same for if you lift your inbounds foot first. However, you correctly posited that if you clearly lift your OOB foot first, you give yourself inbounds status and would retain that status while airborne.