Stumped

[Adam]

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?

Once the ball is released for the throwin pass, all players who are legally OOB must return immediately to the playing court.

[fullor30]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

Once the ball is released for the throwin pass, all players who are legally OOB must return immediately to the playing court.

I suppose then it would fall on us to determine whether the entry was immediate. The 'letter of the law' might be the shortest route. That said, someone's two steps might be more 'immediate' than someone's one step.

What if player was backed up 8-10 feet within 3 foot boundary and after in bounding, ball was tipped going at a 90% degree angle to inbounder and he makes a diagonal cut to go where the ball is headed. The shortest route for reentry would be straight ahead.