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Sun Jan 07, 2007, 11:44pm
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Fouling an inbounder who is not a thrower?
Following a successful try by A, inbounder B2 passes the ball to B3, who is behind the endline. As B2 releases the pass to B3, A5 reaches through the plane of the boundary line and hits B2's wrist (enough of a hit to be called a common foul if B2 had been in bounds performing the same pass).
Ruling? Last edited by HawkeyeCubP; Sun Jan 07, 2007 at 11:51pm. 
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