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Fri Nov 06, 2009, 08:50am
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hoopguy, you're right about going out of bounds without an authorized reason, if he goes completely out of bounds. If he just steps on the line, however, I'd leave that one alone.
Please review the definition of interrupted dribble, it says nothing about being accidental or gaining an advantage. The fact is, this dribble is interrupted and you can't call an OOB violation if he's not touching the ball. Let me ask you this, would you allow a timeout request while the ball is bouncing on the opposite site of the defender?
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