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Originally posted by Danvrapp
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Originally posted by Hawks Coach
This is only a T if A is still holding the ball. Once it is released toward the court on an inbounds, no T, even if it is still over the boundary.
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Says who?  I'm reading rule 10.3.12 that says a player should be T'd if (s)he reaches "through the throw-in boundary-line plane and touches....the ball...."
Doesn't say anything about the ball being released.
Of course, I'd probably be hesitant to call the T unless it's pretty obvious, but I think a stickler of the rules could have a point.
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Right -- but 9-2-11 says "until the ball has been released"
So either one of the two rules is "Wrong" or it's a legal play that results in a T,
Like Crew's discussion on "inbounding the ball without going out of bounds first," this play has received much discussion over the years. Still waiting for the FED to clarify it.
Wed Jan 09, 2002, 06:50pm
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