Player A signals and vocalizing for a timeout while airborn going out of bounds, is the timeout rewarded?

if the player has possession of the ball and the official sees/heres the request, the answer is yes

Most coaches and players feel that it is a given if their airborn player calls timeout while falling OOB! They don't realize that there must be posession. You know, two feet inbounds and not juggling on the way to the turf...OOPS, wrong sport!

The requesting player does NOT have to have possession of the ball. Any of his teammates could have possession or the ball could be at the disposal of that team.

I've never rewarded a timeout.

Mregor

awarded oops
 

sorry my grammer was certainly incorrect..put again thanks for pointing it out

We're going to nail you for your spelling too! :)

Depends on the rules. yes in NFHS no in NBA so you get flack about this one

Re: awarded oops
 

"...put again thanks for pointing it out?" :)

Pay us no mind, we're just funnin' ya. :p

Re: Re: awarded oops
 

Except for Mr. Grammar and Spelling Guy.......


His teenie, weenie little head just exploded.

Fair enough, I need to get it right....it's the little things that get ya, correct?

By the way for now on reward = award
put = but

I am a big boy I can take it!

... for now on

You mean from? :D

ROTFLMAO! :D

God bless him, he just can't get it right! :p

LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL

Has this rule changed?

NFHS allows a TO to be granted if a player has posession of the ball and in the aire going OOB.

However, NCAA and NBA do not.

Is this correct?