Violation?

[jdw3018]

Originally Posted by AllPurposeGamer

Had it once in a game. Player would run out of bounds between the thrower and defender during throw-ins. Didn't even make sense.

That, of course, is a throw-in voilation.

I've only called it once (players tend to stay on the court where I play). Had a player after a throw in run from one corner to the other and spend about 20 feet of it out of bounds to avoid traffic in the lane.

[APG]

Originally Posted by jdw3018

That, of course, is a throw-in voilation.

I've only called it once (players tend to stay on the court where I play). Had a player after a throw in run from one corner to the other and spend about 20 feet of it out of bounds to avoid traffic in the lane.

Haha yeah, he violated twice at the same time.

[Welpe]

I've yet to make this call but it is still early in my career.

[26 Year Gap]

Originally Posted by Welpe

I've yet to make this call but it is still early in my career.

It will confound the fans and keep them from yelling '3 seconds' for a couple trips up and down the court.

[Indianaref]

Originally Posted by 26 Year Gap

It will confound the fans and keep them from yelling '3 seconds' for a couple trips up and down the court.

The fans are experts at the 3 second rule.

[Loudwhistle]

Originally Posted by Indianaref

The fans are experts at the 3 second rule.

You're lucky, the ones around here are "experts" at every rule!

[jTheUmp]

Had this happen in a game of mine a couple of weeks back. 9th grade Boys, A2 ran OOB on the endline for about 5-6 steps before coming back inbounds to receive a pass.

Partner whistled for the violation (I was the Trail, so I didn't see it happen). Coach went nuts (of course, he was "making comments himself" all night). As my partner was about to administer the throw-in, A2 decided to add in his own comment "You gotta learn the rules, ref". WHACK.