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6th Graders trying to look cool. They wanted to "roll" the ball to mid court to keep the clock off.
Problem was the "thrower-iner" set the ball on the ground and rolled it - flat- across the baseline - into play and towards mid court. I called illegal - warned and then blew whistle next time. Coach went off - he taught the play to the kids. After a time-out coach reengineered the play. He'd have the kid reach inbounds and set the ball on the floor - IN PLAY - to begin the roll. Yep, I whistled them and called them out of bounds. Player was out of bounds touching a ball on the court. Where' s all this in rule book? 
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You got it right. To be legal, he needs to relase the ball before it touches inbounds.
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Cute.
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Right, or wrong, he was really thinking and really trying! mick
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Sun Oct 20, 2002, 09:16pm
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If I had a nickel for each time I watched a 6th grader roll
the ball in to keep the clock from starting I would have a big pile of nickels. Never saw it done illegally, maybe I just wasn't paying close enough attention?
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I've seen just as bad - rolling the ball...with the clock running!
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