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Who You Gonna Call ???
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If a player's momentum carries him or her off the court, he or she can be the first player to touch the ball after returning inbounds. That player must not have left the court voluntarily and must immediately return inbounds. That player must have something in and nothing out. It is not necessary to have both feet back inbounds. It is a violation for a player to intentionally leave the court for an unauthorized reason. |
Something in and nothing out
Would this also apply to: A1 has advanced the ball into his frontcourt and turns to pass to A2 just coming across midcourt line. When he touches ball, A2 has one foot down in the frontcourt, nothing in backcourt. Is this considered position (FC) established?
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That is how I would rule it, but have seen others say both feet needed to be clearly down before touching.
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Do you really think that somewhere is rule 4-35 it makes reference to "clearly down"? |
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Also, listen to the words they said, "clearly down before touching". Does that sound like something they got from the rule book or something that just got passed down to them or they just made up on their own? Player location doesn't fall under in the category of some obscure rule. That's something anybody past their 1st year of officiating should know by the rule book, not by hearsay, IMO. |
Ow, My Ears Hurt!!!
"Letemplay", please understand I don't mean to dis you with what I'm about to say, only use part of your post to make a point.
"That is how I would rule it, but have seen others say . . ." This phraseology is the bane of officiating. :eek: I hear this at a rules meeting and I outspokenly rebel vociferously without restraint in a near-out-of-control manner. There. Vent over. I feel only slightly better. :o |
I'm not saying "they" are right and I also said I don't judge this play that way, just wanted to hear what others had to say. I see you agree with me.
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Thank you for taking my words in the kindest possible way. :) |
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This is something that is black-n-white within the rule book. Yes, during a game or in the locker room, you might get some mis-information. But once you've left the game and now get a chance to think about the rule, you're FIRST MOVE should be to the rule book, not asking for more opinions. |
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