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Old Mon Nov 08, 2004, 09:18pm
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If a player jumps
from OOB to inbounds, when does he have inbounds status:
When first foot touches down in bounds?
When both feet have touched down inbounds?

Does NFHS ruling differ from NCAA on this subject?
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Old Mon Nov 08, 2004, 09:36pm
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Originally posted by RickyD
If a player jumps
from OOB to inbounds, when does he have inbounds status:
When first foot touches down in bounds?
When both feet have touched down inbounds?

Does NFHS ruling differ from NCAA on this subject?
One foot.
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Old Mon Nov 08, 2004, 09:57pm
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Does NFHS ruling differ from NCAA on this subject?
Nope.
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Old Tue Nov 09, 2004, 02:32am
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To put it another way, the player is consider inbounds once he has touched inbounds and is no longer touching out of bounds. Therefore, one foot down inbounds and the other still in the air is enough for inbounds status.
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Old Tue Nov 09, 2004, 06:04am
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And in a related question that has been discussed here or on another board ( I can't seem to find the thread....I'm getting older...) but not brought to a definitive conclusion....

A1 steals a pass, and before his momentum carries him out of bounds he saves the ball back onto the court. Can he be the first to possess the ball again once he has established in-bounds status?

I have always thought this was legal....but I thought I read something about NCAA changing this.

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Old Tue Nov 09, 2004, 10:01am
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if he goes out on his own volition(sp) i don't think he can be the first to come in and touch it... but i think this play, where he is diving to save a ball and slides out of bounds, i'm pretty sure that as long as he establishes in bounds status he can be the first to get the ball!!! Seems like you would be penalizing good hustle, but that wouldn't be the first time the rules did that...
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Old Tue Nov 09, 2004, 10:21am
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A player can save a ball and then come back in bounds and take possession of the ball as long as he or she is legally within the playing court. I don't have my books here to back that answer up though.
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Old Tue Nov 09, 2004, 12:08pm
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i watch for something in and nothing out.
yes, in this situation, he can come back in and get it.
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