Oob ?

[Scratch85]

Originally Posted by BktBallRef

If the ball passes over the backboard from either side, it is OOB.

7-1-2
The ball is out of bounds:
b. When it passes over a rectangular backboard.

7.1.2 SITUATION A: The ball strikes the side edge or top edge of the backboard or passes over the top of the backboard and the ball: (a) came from a throw-in from behind the plane of the backboard; or (b) from a pass or try from the front or back of the plane of the backboard. The ball does not touch any supporting brace.
RULING: If a fan-shaped backboard is being used in (a) and in (b), the ball remains live. If a rectangular backboard is used in (a), the ball remains live after touching the side edge, but it is a violation if it passes directly over the backboard. In (b), the ball remains live if it touches a side edge or the top edge if it rebounds and comes down in front of the backboard. The ball becomes dead if it passes over the top of a rectangular backboard regardless of the action which causes it to pass over or whether it comes from the front or back of the plane.

That is my conflict. The ball did not come down in front of the backboard

[Jurassic Referee]

Originally Posted by Scratch85

That is my conflict. The ball did not come down in front of the backboard

Again, where's the conflict.?

The rule and the case play cited both say the same thing. It's an OOB violation if the ball passes over a rectangular backboard. Naturally, if the ball doesn't pass over, it ain't an OOB violation.

[BktBallRef]

Originally Posted by Camron Rust

You seem to be disagreeing with my answer.

Really? Where?

[Camron Rust]

Originally Posted by BktBallRef

Really? Where?

That is why I said "seem". I wasn't sure....but that is the way I read it.

Obviously now, you were supplying the cite to support my response.