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Originally Posted by Jason23Richardson
My house, my rules. You threw it off my face, but I'm so hard headed it went right back off you.
Now log off NT and continue our game.
Check ball.
It would still be out on you.
Basketball Rule Question - Saving the ball from going out of bounds
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It would still be out on you.
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you can throw it off someone that is already out of bounds. Your Ball. People always making there own rules
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haha this response is correct and hilarious
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this dude said it with confidence too.
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Is that out of bounds on Manu? Can you save the ball in bounds to yourself?
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Actually no, you don't :/[/quote]
Fixed.
Its OP's ball for the same reason any player is ruled out who is about to catch/touch the ball coming from out of bounds without having established being inbounds yet...because said player is out of bounds. You sir, are wrong.
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Do you guys know what "stand corrected" means? He is saying he is wrong.
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Where is big supa at?
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Its your ball. Out off him.
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it would be interesting if standing out of bounds did mean that the player is out of play, imagine just standing out of bounds and reaching at passes knowing that if you get a hand on one its an easy turnover
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Both players are "in" the game.
Player A is in bounds and in control of the ball.
Player B is out of the field of play. He is out of bounds.
The ball is thrown from Player A to Player B.
Player B is last to touch the ball as it goes out of bounds. (This covers whether he was out of bounds prior or after having touched the ball)
The problem is that they incorporated teams into the equation. Irregardless of whose team player A and B are on, Player B was last to touch the ball before it went out of bounds. Therefore posession is transferred to Player A and his team.
Player A is in bounds and in control of the ball.
Player B is out of the field of play. He is out of bounds.
The ball is thrown from Player A to Player B.
Player B is last to touch the ball as it goes out of bounds. (This covers whether he was out of bounds prior or after having touched the ball)
The problem is that they incorporated teams into the equation. Irregardless of whose team player A and B are on, Player B was last to touch the ball before it went out of bounds. Therefore posession is transferred to Player A and his team.
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Yes
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/ thread. the worst is playing pickup ball with dudes who don't actually know the rules and then they argue.
The worst one for me is travelling. after dribbling you can pick up the ball and take two steps, no matter how long your strides are, you can take two steps and its not a travel. im tall so i cover a lot of ground and they call travel lol.
do be doo
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Is that out of bounds on Manu? Can you save the ball in bounds to yourself?[/quote]
No not out of bounds.
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Do you even basketball?
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