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Is this correct? (NFHS)
A1, holding ball in-bounds, contacts A2 or B2 who are out-of-bounds: legal.
A1, holding ball out-of-bounds for throw-in, contacts A2 or B2 in-bounds: violation.
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Just learned something here. I didn't know this was illegal. Why is this only mentioned in a note rather than being worthy of an article?
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#2...incorrect. While it appears that it is a violation for the throwER (correction) to touch a teammate (thanks for the tip JAR...didn't know that either). B2 presents a dilemma. As of this year, contact with a thrower by a defender is an intentional foul....but here we have a rule that says it is a violation. Hmmm.
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Doesn't seem to be any difference in touching a teammate or an opponent. It simply says may not touch a player or the inbounds area.
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NFHS: "When a defender makes contact with a thrower-in, the result is an intentional foul." Making contact is not the same as causing contact. Also, that interpretation was written in the context of the defender slapping the wrist/arm of the thrower, but similar such statements (see LGP and a player with a foot OOB) have often been read as being absolute and applying to all contexts. I actually do NOT like it. I think that if the ball is across the line and the ball is fair play, then a foul that occurs on the attempt to legally play the ball should be a normal foul...the rule change was a bad rule change.
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Here is a situation I can see happening.
Team A is down 2 points, with 10 seconds left in the game. A1 reaches across the endline and starts moving arms in a circular motion and contact happens with B1 as a result. Intentional foul by B1. Team A gets 2 free throws and the ball. I dont think this was thought out very well. Is it a violation when A1 broke the boundary plane? |
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In Referee Mag this month...
... page N15,
Losting balance on a throw-in Play: A1 is holding the ball for a throw-in. Prior to releasing it, A1 loses his or her balance, reaches out and touches B2 who is standing inbounds and guarding A1 on the throw-in. A regains balance and completes the throw-in. Is the throw-in legal?
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The thrower may penetrate the plane provided he/she does not touch the inbounds
area or a player inbounds before the ball is released on the throw-in pass. The opponent in this situation may legally touch or grasp the ball.
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