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9-10 An inbounds player (and his team) shall not be in continuous control of a
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Unless it says somewhere that "player control" must be established first.
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A1 is the thrower. A1 is standing OOB adjacent to Team A's backcourt. A1 makes a throw-in pass to towards A2. (a) A2 deflects the ball to the floor in Team A's backcourt, (b) B2 touches the ball and it bounces on the floor in Team A's backcourt. Should the ten second count be started? |
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There was even a rule (4-64-5) that said the following: "The throw-in shall end when the passed ball is controlled by an inbounds player other than the thrower-in." The whole idea was to avoid altering how the 10-second count worked. That particular rule disappeared rather quickly. In fact, the wording of these rules has shifted so much since then that it is difficult to even discern the original meaning when looking at today's rules book. However, to my knowledge, the NCAA has never put out anything saying that the concept of the 10-second backcourt count has changed. At the moment I don't know of anything that specifically instructs the official when to begin the 10-second count following a throw-in. Perhaps it is in the NCAA mechanics manual. The best way that I can put it to you is to ask you how the inclusion of the word "inbounds" changes the application of the rule and why it is there. If it were removed would it make a difference to you? |
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Given that all areas out of bounds are neither FC nor BC, it makes sense that their intent is to have player control required prior to the beginning of the 10 second count. I think the rule does not say this, but I'm also confident that any official starting the count earlier than that is risking his/her status at whatever level they make this mistake.
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