BillyMac How about a handoff from inbounder A1, who's hands are on the inbounds side of the boundary line, to defensive player B1, in other words, B1 just grabs the ball out of A1's hands?
billyu2 BillyMac wroteHow about a handoff from inbounder A1, who's hands are on the inbounds side of the boundary line, to defensive player B1, in other words, B1 just grabs the ball out of A1's hands? That would be legal robbery.
Raymond BBUMP99 wroteI'd have a violation. The book states that "The ball shall be PASSED by the thrower..." (NFHS 9-2-2). Definition of pass: "...movement of the ball caused by a player who throws, bats, or rolls the ball to another player." Since a handoff is not, by rule, a pass the provisions of a legal throw-in have not been met. My .02 What if A1 just drops the ball inbounds on the court? 😀
BBUMP99 BadNewsRef wroteWhat if A1 just drops the ball inbounds on the court? 😃 That would be 100% legal, provided that the floor becomes designated as "another player." If such designation does not take place, I'd have a violation. 😃:rolleyes:
bainsey BillyMac wroteHow about a handoff from inbounder A1, who's hands are on the inbounds side of the boundary line, to defensive player B1, in other words, B1 just grabs the ball out of A1's hands? Inbounds side: Legal OOB side: Technical foul against defender. Starts inbounds and continues OOB, two sets of hands on ball: Held ball. (Bonus point, does the arrow switch if it's an APTI)?
Adam BBUMP99 wroteThat would be 100% legal, provided that the floor becomes designated as "another player." If such designation does not take place, I'd have a violation. 😃:rolleyes: For what? Consider the "drop" to be a pass.
Adam AllPurposeGamer wroteI took his post to be sarcastic... Perhaps I wasn't as charitable as usual. Channeling again.
chseagle BadNewsRef wroteWhat if A1 just drops the ball inbounds on the court? 😃 Does the inbounding player touch the ball first after it touches the court inbounds?
Raymond chseagle wroteDoes the inbounding player touch the ball first after it touches the court inbounds? nope
APG chseagle wroteDoes the inbounding player touch the ball first after it touches the court inbounds? I do believe BNR wasn't being serious with his question and was asking in jest.
Camron Rust BadNewsRef wroteWhat if A1 just drops the ball inbounds on the court? 😃 BBUMP99 wroteThat would be 100% legal, provided that the floor becomes designated as "another player." If such designation does not take place, I'd have a violation. 😃:rolleyes: No need for the floor to become a "player". It is just a bonce pass that is not yet complete....it becomes so once another player touches the ball. Until that occurs (or some other infraction occurs), the throwin is still in progress.