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Thu Nov 21, 2002, 09:24am
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Our 8th grade coach has an inbounds play where the inbounder delays momentarily while the ball is swung to the top of the key. He then releases to the baseline, the ball is reversed to him, and he puts up a 3. The delay works because attention is directed to the ball. Never thought about that being a violation. Never been called, though. Its a pretty short delay - maybe a second.
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