First to touch on shot?

[missinglink]

Originally Posted by Johnny Ringo

Another example and this happened in a varsity girls game and was discussed after the game with the crew and later I phoned a Div. I official.

A1 recieves the inbound pass from A2 after a made basket by Team B. A1 begins to dribble and trips over her own feet and stumbles out of bounds. The ball remains inbounds. There is no pressure from the defense (all five players are on the other end of the court). A2 is running from backcourt and doe snot see this. There is no one else even close to the play. A1 collects herself returns from OOB to inbounds where she continues the dribble.

Legal?

Same principle as the other example.

This play was allowed originally, but after all officials were in agreement that it should have been called a violation.

A2 is running from backcourt and "doe snot".....
Well, it is no wonder why she slipped, that stuff is really slippery!!!

[rainmaker]

Originally Posted by missinglink

A2 is running from backcourt and "doe snot".....
Well, it is no wonder why she slipped, that stuff is really slippery!!!

Even Ms. Annoying Typo Gal let that one go -- just too easy!

[Mark Padgett]

Originally Posted by missinglink

A2 is running from backcourt and "doe snot".....
Well, it is no wonder why she slipped, that stuff is really slippery!!!

I was at the zoo last week looking at the deer and one of them sneezed. Yeah - I got doe snot all over me.

Could have been worse. Could have been buck shot, er, I mean buck snot.

Actually, I went past the howler monkey cage and saw quite a few coaches in there.