Inbounding after a made basket, 2

shishstripes · #1 (**permalink**) Tue Feb 17, 2009, 03:52am

As long as nothing is in bounds (partially or otherwise) and something is out of bounds, the player is out of bounds. I bring up the partially because if their foot were on the line and heal inbounds (other foot in the air), not legal because they are not completely out of bounds. But if their foot was on the line and nothing inbounds, legal. Or completely out of bounds legal. Not both feet but one foot is fine as long as the other is not still inbounds.

Nevadaref · #2 (**permalink**) Tue Feb 17, 2009, 03:54am

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Originally Posted by shishstripes

As long as nothing is in bounds (partially or otherwise) and something is out of bounds, the player is out of bounds. I bring up the partially because if their foot were on the line and heal inbounds (other foot in the air), not legal because they are not completely out of bounds. But if their foot was on the line and nothing inbounds, legal. Or completely out of bounds legal. Not both feet but one foot is fine as long as the other is not still inbounds.

You are correct, but you need to emphasize WHY this isn't allowed in this particular situation.

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