Oob, why?

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by justacoach

I am pretty sure you were influenced by an NBE ruling related to 'force out' similar to what you describe. Way back in antideluvian times it may also have filtered down to the HS level.

NBA Rules History

1974-75 The “force out” rule is clarified as incidental contact near a boundary line, which causes a player to commit a violation or go out of bounds, and neither team is responsible for the action. The offensive team retains possession.

1976-77 The “force out” rule is eliminated.

Thanks justacoach. Sometimes I'm not sure if I'm remembering something, or if I'm remembering dreaming about something. Now, where are my car keys?

[Mark T. DeNucci, Sr.]

Originally Posted by BillyMac

NBA Rules History

1974-75 The “force out” rule is clarified as incidental contact near a boundary line, which causes a player to commit a violation or go out of bounds, and neither team is responsible for the action. The offensive team retains possession.

1976-77 The “force out” rule is eliminated.

Thanks justacoach. Sometimes I'm not sure if I'm remembering something, or if I'm remembering dreaming about something. Now, where are my car keys?

BillyMac:

I love it. Reaching back to the Ancient Days with a rules reference.

MTD, Sr.