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refnrev Wed Dec 31, 2008 06:30pm
How did the myth get started?
 
Related thread peaked my curiousity. Anyone have any idea how the "first to touch" or "haven't established themselved on the court" myths got started?

Welpe Wed Dec 31, 2008 06:32pm
Possibly from somebody watching too many NCAA Football or NFL games I would guess. In those rule sets, if a player steps out of bounds, they cannot be the first to touch a forward pass. What relevance does it have to basketball? Not much but who knows with some fans/coaches.

JRutledge Wed Dec 31, 2008 06:56pm
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Originally Posted by Welpe (Post 563247)
Possibly from somebody watching too many NCAA Football or NFL games I would guess. In those rule sets, if a player steps out of bounds, they cannot be the first to touch a forward pass. What relevance does it have to basketball? Not much but who knows with some fans/coaches.
They could be the first to touch the ball depending on how they got out of bounds. By I digress. :D

Peace

shishstripes Wed Dec 31, 2008 07:04pm
Maybe because a dribbler in control cannot be the first to touch, possibly some officials keep the myth alive by applying the rule incorrectly.

just another ref Wed Dec 31, 2008 07:07pm
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Originally Posted by shishstripes (Post 563264)
Maybe because a dribbler in control cannot be the first to touch, possibly some officials keep the myth alive by applying the rule incorrectly.
A dribbler in control commits a violation when he steps out.

refnrev Wed Dec 31, 2008 07:22pm
Related thread peaked my curiousity. Anyone have any idea how the "first to touch" or "haven't established themselved on the court" myths got started?
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I wonder what Expert Village says about this rule? Hmm?:cool:

Welpe Wed Dec 31, 2008 07:53pm
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Originally Posted by JRutledge (Post 563261)
They could be the first to touch the ball depending on how they got out of bounds. By I digress. :D

Peace
There is more to it of course but I opted for brevity. :D

bob jenkins Thu Jan 01, 2009 10:39am
Quote:
Originally Posted by Welpe (Post 563247)
Possibly from somebody watching too many NCAA Football or NFL games I would guess. In those rule sets, if a player steps out of bounds, they cannot be the first to touch a forward pass. What relevance does it have to basketball? Not much but who knows with some fans/coaches.
I think it might also be an NBA rule (at least under some circumstances).

And, in NCAA, if a plyaer cuts around a screen OOB, they cannot be the first to recieve a pass.


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