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Old Wed Nov 28, 2012, 11:22am
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I do what I was first taught:
  • Ball in hand opposite the player. This is to prevent him taking the ball and in-bounding it.
  • Raise the arm closest to the in-bounder.
  • Pass him the ball (yes, across the body) if on the FC end line or if there's pressure when anywhere else on the court. Bounce otherwise.
  • Count with further arm.
  • Chop in time when legally touched in-bounds.
  • Use raised arm for a count if needed.
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