***Official 2021 NCAA Tournament Thread***
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I have never heard the two feet rule. All I am aware of is establish position inbounds. That has nothing to do with two feet. One foot inbounds, one foot in the air is inbounds, whether coming back or going out. But I don't know for certain.
Actually two separate violations, didn’t establish two feet, can’t be the first player to contact the ball if he was the last person to contact it before going OB.
I stand (with both feet) corrected.
Out of Bounds Basketball
www.rookieroad.com
Technically that link says both feet have to be within the boundary line, not that both feet have to touch the floor in bounds. I think he did have both feet within the boundary line when he touched it?Out of Bounds Basketball
Zags fan reaction video. Best part is the dog jumping up and down as well.
That pass was just ridiculous on its own, but top it off with the high pressure of the moment and coming off of the block shot is just unreal.
You can't be standing OB and jump back IB and touch the ball w/o ever establishing both feet as IB.
Yeah, my point is that link doesn't say anything about feet touching the floor as part of reestablishing. It could be, but that link doesn't make it very clear.
The Spanish one made me laugh. The dude managed to say "the clock hit midnight for Cinderella" as part of his call.
Yes. And yes.
That way, CBS could start their coverage at 5:00 ET and get all of their elements in before tip-off. Pre-game timing sheets are organized down to the minute.
Except for the tournament, roughly no games actually start at the publicly-listed time. On Saturdays, "11:00" games usually start at 11:01 or 11:02. "1:00" games are more like 1:05. "3:00" can be closer to 3:10. During the week, the "6:00" game is 6:01 or 6:02. Then, the "8:00" game is normally pegged for 8:05, but can bump back as far as 8:10.
Our man Fran has something different to say about that from a very similar play last weekend, and reiterated it last night
