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[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by Jesse James

No it doesn't.

Whistle and point could mean:
a) moving off a designated spot

Accompanied by an arm movement parallel to the line

b) inbounder w/possession stepping over the line

accompanied by an arm movement perpendicular to the line

c) offensive player close to the inbounder leaving the court

point at the spot where the player left the court and then a point at the player who left the court.

In all cases, accompanied by a verbal description.

[Jesse James]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

Accompanied by an arm movement parallel to the line



accompanied by an arm movement perpendicular to the line




point at the spot where the player left the court and then a point at the player who left the court.

In all cases, accompanied by a verbal description.

Thanks for clarifying the specifics, Bob. As I recall, I used to point in a) and b), and verbalize, but no arm movements...which I never thought differentiated anything (you coulda told me years ago!).
And the one time I've seen a violation during inbounding for a player going out of bounds rubbing off a screen this year, it was a quick point at the spot player went out and then signal going the other way.