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Wed Dec 12, 2007, 01:59pm
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By the NFHS book, for frontcourt endline throw-ins, the ball is supposed to be handed to the thrower. The mechanic all but eliminates the likelihood of the ball getting away from the thrower on the exchange.
Some associations may allow for bouncing in these situations. 
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