Line violation

[johnsonboys03]

If player A1 attempts to step out of bounds after player B1 makes a basket but doesn't get out of bounds and inbounds the basketball that in turn was stolen by B2 and put in the basket. what would the call be. I blew it dead waived off the basket and called a line violation. Was I correct?

[bbcof83]

Originally Posted by johnsonboys03

If player A1 attempts to step out of bounds after player B1 makes a basket but doesn't get out of bounds and inbounds the basketball that in turn was stolen by B2 and put in the basket. what would the call be. I blew it dead waived off the basket and called a line violation. Was I correct?

Throw-in violation by A1. Anything that came after doesn't matter. B's ball for a throw-in nearest the point of the violation.

[BktBallRef]

Originally Posted by johnsonboys03

If player A1 attempts to step out of bounds after player B1 makes a basket but doesn't get out of bounds and inbounds the basketball that in turn was stolen by B2 and put in the basket. what would the call be. I blew it dead waived off the basket and called a line violation. Was I correct?

Yes, it's a throw-in violation. No such thing as a line violation.

[johnsonboys03]

thank you!

[Jurassic Referee]

Originally Posted by johnsonboys03

If player A1 attempts to step out of bounds after player B1 makes a basket but doesn't get out of bounds and inbounds the basketball that in turn was stolen by B2 and put in the basket. what would the call be. I blew it dead waived off the basket and called a line violation. Was I correct?

Case book play 9.2.2SitC if you want to do some reading....

[Indianaref]

Originally Posted by Jurassic Referee

Case book play 9.2.2SitC if you want to do some reading....

Too easy

[Refsmitty]

Is it a violation if one of the feet is out of bounds while they hang the other over the end line?

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by Refsmitty

Is it a violation if one of the feet is out of bounds while they hang the other over the end line?

What do you think and why?

[Refsmitty]

I think it is and have called it once this year because the foot is breaking the plane - much like a free throw violation -

[Mark Padgett]

Originally Posted by Refsmitty

I think it is and have called it once this year because the foot is breaking the plane - much like a free throw violation -

So...if a player is holding the ball and they are standing on one foot inbounds and the other foot is "hanging" over the sideline, they are OOB?

[Adam]

Originally Posted by Refsmitty

I think it is and have called it once this year because the foot is breaking the plane - much like a free throw violation -

Really? What rule does it violate?

[Refsmitty]

[Adam]

Now, here's a play:

A1 OOB for a throw in, takes a running start and leaps over the line before releasing the throwin pass. By the time he releases the pass, both feet are definitively over the in bounds area.

Call?

[Refsmitty]

Based on what I learned from this thread -I would go with 'nothing', but I will do some reading on it as well.

[Adam]

Actually, I was thinking it's a violation based on leaving the throw-in spot.

However, I'm not positive, as the definition of throw-in spot only specifies width while pointedly stating there is no depth limitation. Since it doesn't say anything about having a boundary equal to the boundary line, I have to say you're right. It's nothing.