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I was trail on a throw in on the end line. Team A was making a throw in opposite side of the lane from where I was. A2 was on the nearest lane line from me and moving from FT line toward endline. B2 is defending A2. A2 stops quickly near the end line and B2 overruns her and runs out of bounds, both feet but quickly returns. Is this a delay of Game warning, as it happened 10-15 feet away from where the ball was being inbounded from? I think the letter of the rule is yes but the spirit of the law is no. Your comments and opinions would be appreciated.
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The letter of the rule doesn't say yes, either. Leaving the court for an unauthorized reason is a violation.
Logic says B2 wouldn't want to get faked into the stands and you also wouldn't want to stop Team A from potentially getting an easy layup.
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Just making sure I understand you correctly, You think it IS a throw in boundary violation, but you would not call it?
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The rule I am wondering about is 9-2-10: The opponent(s) of the thrower shall not have any part of his/her person through the inbounds side of the throw-in boundary-line plane until the ball has been released on a throw-in pass. |
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While the throw-in spot is only 3 feet wide the length of the boundary plane remains the same and it is the entire boundary plane to which the rule applies.
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Are you aware that at the NCAA level, the defender can't break the boundary plane until the ball does? So even a defender near the intended recipient of a throw-in pass 25ft away from the thrower would be covered by this rule should the pass be at a sharp angle. In other words, the rule is intended to apply to this at the NCAA level, so I wouldn't be too quick to dismiss it at the HS level. |
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