Rule clarification

[Cards15]

If a team is taking the ball out of bounds and another team player jumps behind the out of bounds line then the ball is passed to him then he throws it in...

 

Isn't that legal???

 

Thanks

[silo11]

I believe if I understand you, its legal only when the opposing team just scored.

[Clyde]

I believe if I understand you, its legal only when the opposing team just scored.

 

Correct.

[Clyde]

Easy to remember - if it's a SPOT throw-in you can't have two offensive players OOB at the same time.

 

CCH tried this tonight against Moeller on a spot throw and, after a brief hesitation, the officials realized it was a violation.

[Cards15]

The other team had just scored . A time out was called . After the timeout is when the out of bounds play occurred .

 

Refs after huddling determined it was illegal

[THE SHERIFF]

Which team called timeout? If the inbounding team called timeout, resuming play it would then be a spot throw in. This would not allow the inbounder to pass to a teammate who is standing out of bounds.

[Clyde]

The other team had just scored . A time out was called . After the timeout is when the out of bounds play occurred .

 

Refs after huddling determined it was illegal

 

Which team called timeout? If the inbounding team called timeout, resuming play it would then be a spot throw in. This would not allow the inbounder to pass to a teammate who is standing out of bounds.

 

You do not lose the right to run the baseline after a timeout.

[maysvilleky]

You do not lose the right to run the baseline after a timeout.

 

Unless the ball was inbounded prior to the TO being called. Then it would be a spot throw in.

 

The refs may have also determined the 2nd person did not establish himself out of bounds before catching the ball. Just like a person jumping in bounds has to establish themselves before taking the pass.

[sweet16]

You do not lose the right to run the baseline after a timeout.

 

Correct. This is when most teams draw this type of play up is during a timeout.

[Clyde]

Unless the ball was inbounded prior to the TO being called. Then it would be a spot throw in.

 

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Correct.

[THE SHERIFF]

You do not lose the right to run the baseline after a timeout.

 

Thanks Clyde, I stand corrected. Where can I read this rule online?

[Clyde]

Thanks Clyde, I stand corrected. Where can I read this rule online?

 

http://assets.ngin.com/attachments/document/0082/1767/2014-15_Basketball_Rule_Book.pdf

 

It lists when you have a designated spot throw-in.