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Originally posted by mdray
In the first sitch, if he/she fumbles the ball and it bounces on the OOB side of the line first and then onto the court, it's a throw-in violation. Otherwise,if the fumble is directly onto the court, the ball is in play for anyone to grab, except of course the player who fumbled it
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This one got me to thinking, too. Why would the fumble OOB be a violation on a non-spot throw-in? The thorwer(s)-in can dribble, pass back and forth, and even bounce pass to each other (within 5 seconds) so I'm not sure if that would be a violation. The Rule Book does not address throw-in fumbles exactly, so it is hard to back up any opinion one may have.
Sat Dec 11, 2004, 05:23pm
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