Out-of-Bounds of Not? (FIBA Rules)

[Luis]

is that an out-of-bounds under FIBA rules? my call is that the first drop was a fumble and then i won't call an OOB because of his momentum...?

[canuckrefguy]

Looks like a legal play to me.

[Camron Rust]

Can't say about FIBA, but it should be legal in NFHS.

[JeroenB]

Seems legal to me too, he loses control of the ball, then steps out of bounds and returns back inbounds before touching the ball again.

[Twinfan]

Legal play.

[Ref_in_Alberta]

Official incorrect. this play is legal under FIBA rules.

[scrounge]

Perhaps the official was straightlined and screened by the dribbler's body and didn't see the fumble and thought it was just a standard dribble.

[VaTerp]

Official also appears to signal a violation and blow the whistle before the player even touched the ball.

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by VaTerp

Official also appears to signal a violation and blow the whistle before the player even touched the ball.

IF the official judged it to be a dribble, then that would be correct (FED and NCAA rules).

[Scrapper1]

Originally Posted by scrounge

Perhaps the official was straightlined and screened by the dribbler's body and didn't see the fumble and thought it was just a standard dribble.

This was actually my first thought as well.

[JugglingReferee]

Legal in FIBA.