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Our association has had this discussion in the past.
Team A on a spot throw in.. A. Foot touches the out of bounds line B Foot touches line and court C Foot touches only Court Obviously C is a violation. I have heard the rational that the line is out of bounds so A nd B are legal.... This seems to be against the spirit of the out of bounds throw in. thoughts.... thanks in advance Stew in VA CVBOA 
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Tue Feb 15, 2005, 02:00pm
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would have to say A is LEGAL, because you would still be considered OOB!
But B,C are considered on the court, therefore would be a violation!
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Tue Feb 15, 2005, 02:14pm
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The rules state that the INSIDE edge of the line is the boundary, so the ENTIRE line on a throw-in is OOB.
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Tue Feb 15, 2005, 02:46pm
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I had a JV game a few weeks ago where the girls asked this question, since the OOB line is roughtly two feet wide. I explained to them that the line itself is out of bounds, so they need only stand on the line to be legal for a throwin. Imagine if I'd made them stand behind this "line."
 Not all courts have a "line," either. Some just have a paint change. Adam
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