Kansas at Kansas St.

[Raymond]

What action was going on at the time?

[Nevadaref]

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

What action was going on at the time?

Kansas has just stolen the ball in the backcourt and was throwing up a 3/4 court try.

[midtnblu]

Also.....was the rebound putback by Wiggins a legal play? Drove to basket, missed layup and his momentum carried him OOB. He came back in and rebounded (first to touch after being OOB) and scored. Heck of an athletic play but was it legal?

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by midtnblu

Also.....was the rebound putback by Wiggins a legal play? Drove to basket, missed layup and his momentum carried him OOB. He came back in and rebounded (first to touch after being OOB) and scored. Heck of an athletic play but was it legal?

You must be coming over from another forum.

There are no "first to touch" restrictions for players coming inbounds, except on throw-ins.

You know a Blue Raider joined the ranks of the NBA officials this season? He used to post here.

[Nevadaref]

Originally Posted by midtnblu

Also.....was the rebound putback by Wiggins a legal play? Drove to basket, missed layup and his momentum carried him OOB. He came back in and rebounded (first to touch after being OOB) and scored. Heck of an athletic play but was it legal?

Yes, it's legal. This isn't the NFL.

[Toren]

Originally Posted by midtnblu

Also.....was the rebound putback by Wiggins a legal play? Drove to basket, missed layup and his momentum carried him OOB. He came back in and rebounded (first to touch after being OOB) and scored. Heck of an athletic play but was it legal?

I believe you are thinking when a player under his own volition runs OOB and then becomes the first player to touch the ball.

Your own question answers itself.