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The other relevant rule is R7-2-1, which sez "The ball is caused to go out of bounds by the last player in bounds to touch it, or be touched by it...". Put 'em together, and the only possible calls, by strict interpretation of the rules (I think) is: 1) Judge the contact on A1's hand by B1 as a foul on B1. 2) Judge the contact on A1's hand by B1 as incidental contact, which means no foul---> but A1 was now the last player to touch the ball in bounds---> so you end up with a B throw-in. Anybody disagree with that from a strict rules standpoint? PS- Personally, I'm in favor of giving the ball back to A for a throw-in. I think that this was the original purpose and intent of the rules. B shouldn't benefit or gain an advantage after initiating the physical contact in this case imo. |
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