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Old Mon Feb 02, 2015, 09:04am
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How long is too long?

THis may be subjective but clearly the OP is a violation. A kid standing there because they ball watch for a couple of seconds clearly isn't? What or where is your line?

1) Let me give you a couple of scenarios. SLOB team A front court. A3 Inbounder throws into A1. A4 who had been posting up/coming tot he ball cotinues to run at the inbounder. Stops short of sideline and sets a screen to send the inbounder to the corner/or rim who steps down the line to use the screen and enters using the screen(no more space used then they would normally be allowed to step either way). ?


2) A backcourt BLOB after a made hoop by B. A1 nbounds the ball to A2. A1 1 runs the length of the baseline before stepping back onto the floor and receives a reversal or kick back pass from A2.?
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Unless I'm seeing this wrong in my head, I wouldn't call this.
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Sideline out-of-bounds in the backcourt. Player inbounds the ball to his teammate and then runs up the sideline out-of-bounds about 15-20 feet and then comes on the court. He passed behind the official as he was running up the sideline out-of-bounds. Did the official hand him the ball on the wrong side?

I thought it should have been called, but not really a big advantage gained. They were walking the ball up the court.
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Unless I'm seeing this wrong in my head, I wouldn't call this.

NFHS 10-3-2: A player shall not: Purposely and/or deceitfully delay returning after legally being out of bounds. PENALTY: (Section 3) Two free throws plus ball for division-line throw-in.


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I do not understand why you would not call this TF?

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NFHS 10-3-2: A player shall not: Purposely and/or deceitfully delay returning after legally being out of bounds. PENALTY: (Section 3) Two free throws plus ball for division-line throw-in.


Adam:

I do not understand why you would not call this TF?

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I may or may not depending on the play.

If the player throws the ball in and the play is 20 feet ahead of him and he lazily trots down the sideline (OOB) and eventually comes back in such that he is no part of the play, I'm not calling anything.

On the other hand, if there is a throwin on the endline and the player runs across the endline after throwing the ball in and pops inbounds to receive a return pass for an open shot....getting that.

The case/rule talks about "Purposely and/or deceitfully". If I don't see a purpose or deceit in the player's actions, no T. Lazy or sloppy is not purposeful or deceitful.
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Old Mon Feb 02, 2015, 02:49pm
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I may or may not depending on the play.

If the player throws the ball in and the play is 20 feet ahead of him and he lazily trots down the sideline (OOB) and eventually comes back in such that he is no part of the play, I'm not calling anything.

On the other hand, if there is a throwin on the endline and the player runs across the endline after throwin the ball in and pops inbounds to receive a return pass for an open shot....getting that.

The case/rule talks about "Purposely and/or deceitfully". If I don't see a purpose or deceit in the player's actions, no T. Lazy or sloppy is not purposeful or deceitful.
THAT'S what I'm picturing, and your reasoning matches my own.

The fact that the official was on the wrong side of the thrower just makes it look worse.
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I may or may not depending on the play.

If the player throws the ball in and the play is 20 feet ahead of him and he lazily trots down the sideline (OOB) and eventually comes back in such that he is no part of the play, I'm not calling anything.

On the other hand, if there is a throwin on the endline and the player runs across the endline after throwing the ball in and pops inbounds to receive a return pass for an open shot....getting that.

The case/rule talks about "Purposely and/or deceitfully". If I don't see a purpose or deceit in the player's actions, no T. Lazy or sloppy is not purposeful or deceitful.
When I was watching, that was my thinking. No deceit. No advantage gained. It just looked really bad. You could say lazy/sloppy.
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