Are Jersey/shorts/hair considered part of body?
 

Say the ball breezes past a player's jersey/pants, or even hair and goes out of bounds, does consider out of bounds for that player's team?

for example the ball didn't touch the player's body but shorts.

Yes. Here (situation 9) is a past interpretation of a player being called OOB by her hair.

i understand hair is actually part of the body, what about jersey & shorts or even shoe lace?

Yes.

If it is attached to your person, you are responsible for it.

If an opponent grabs the shorts or jersey of a player, but doesn't physically touch his body, would you call a foul?

would it be a foul if a player stretches his pants to stop an opposing player like a Torero with his red cape?

also would the person have ball control if he uses his jersey to catch the ball?

Do you live in either Colorado or Washington state?

How would you interpret 2-3 (NFHS and NCAA), or the FIBA equivalent as it applies to these plays?

Or Washington D.C....or Alaska...or Oregon ;)

Potato, anything on a person's body (jersey, shorts, etc.) is considered part of the body

I am certain his affliction is due to chronic exposure to something much more potent...

Seriously. I know it's a holiday, but stop. Just stop.

Have you ever looked at your hand? I mean really looked at your hand?

But I could not say, "Pass the dutchie?" :rolleyes:

Peace

According to whom? Your post is still there. You didn't forget to pass the dutchie did you? :)