Stumped

[fullor30]

Originally Posted by LocDog249

If it is not a spot throw in, isn't team A allowed to have more than one person OOB?

Say then that A1 and A2 enter at the same time.... What would be wrong with this?

Stick to the thread..........

[LocDog249]

Originally Posted by fullor30

Stick to the thread..........

How am I off topic? If A2 is three feet to the right of A1 who is inbounding and therefore OOB, isn't A2 also OOB?

If A2 is on the court, then I misread the question. I was picturing this as 2 players OOB coming onto the court at the same time, and one using the other as a pick as they return together. (obviously this would not apply if it were a spot throw-in, but that was not made clear)

[Adam]

A2 is on the court in the OP; how does A2 set a legal screen for A1 otherwise?

[LocDog249]

If they enter the court at the same time, then A1 takes their 1 or 2 steps to go around A2 who just came onto the court also.

[fullor30]

Originally Posted by LocDog249

If they enter the court at the same time, then A1 takes their 1 or 2 steps to go around A2 who just came onto the court also.

Reread OP!

[fullor30]

Originally Posted by LocDog249

How am I off topic? If A2 is three feet to the right of A1 who is inbounding and therefore OOB, isn't A2 also OOB?

If A2 is on the court, then I misread the question. I was picturing this as 2 players OOB coming onto the court at the same time, and one using the other as a pick as they return together. (obviously this would not apply if it were a spot throw-in, but that was not made clear)

Yes, A2 is on the court.

[LocDog249]

Originally Posted by fullor30

Yes, A2 is on the court.

Then most likely I would have nothing here. I agree that it is one of those had to be there situations. If you were to call anything though it would be a technical