7-1-2: What am I missing?

[Welpe]

Maybe (hopefully) the answer key is wrong?

[CoachP]

A1 can be outside a boundary and still not yet be "out of bounds" yet by definition. Think save in mid air....

So change B to read:

B. any person, floor or object out of bounds

But that still leaves 2 right answers instead of "all of the above".

Unless the backboard supports by definition are not OOB...don't have any books here.

[JugglingReferee]

Originally Posted by CoachP

A1 can be outside a boundary and still not yet be "out of bounds" yet by definition. Think save in mid air....

So change B to read:

B. any person, floor or object out of bounds

But that still leaves 2 right answers instead of "all of the above".

Unless the backboard supports by definition are not OOB...don't have any books here.

A "save in mid air" outside a boundary yet still in bounds must be done by a player, and a player is not a person. (Ignore the connotation. )

So (B) is included for that reason.

[Camron Rust]

Originally Posted by CoachP

A1 can be outside a boundary and still not yet be "out of bounds" yet by definition. Think save in mid air....

So change B to read:

B. any person, floor or object out of bounds

But that still leaves 2 right answers instead of "all of the above".

Unless the backboard supports by definition are not OOB...don't have any books here.

"Person" in B does not include players. It includes bench personnel, fans, etc.

All of the above, as written in the OP is correct.

[CoachP]

D was/is my final answer.....just trying to talk through why some association may have a different answer other than "d".

[tjones1]

Originally Posted by Welpe

Maybe (hopefully) the answer key is wrong?

I believe this is what happened. I believe the issue has been corrected. Thanks everyone.