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Old Mon Jul 15, 2013, 01:03pm
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Thank you, 4-35-1/2 tells me that one foot inbounds is ok if the other foot isnt touching o.o.b. So you do not need 2 feet to touch inbounds prior to touching the ball in order to establish as being inbounds, and legally touching the ball.

Strange that so many officials I have spoken to, some long term officials, not knowing this rule.

Thank you for your replies.
The more you study the rules the more you'll be amazed at the amount of "strange" conversations you will have with "veteran" officials.
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