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Is throwing the basketball in the hoop from out of bounds a violation?
Yes
Are you allowed to dribble while inbounding the basketball from out of bounds?
no
Can you score a basket in basketball when you are throwing it in out of bounds?
No you can't, the ball has to first come into play.
Are basketball players allowed in every space in a basketball court?
yes, just not out of bounds..... so the answer is yes if there on the court
Can a player step out of bounds then come back in and receive the next pass?
Yes, that is allowed in basketball.
Has there ever been a NCAA Basketball game with no turnovers?
no. every game is going to have turnovers. Whether its walking out of bounds or throwing a bad pass.
What is a ball out of bounds in Basketball?
It means that the ball out of bounds/ out of play/ not on the court.
Why is there an out of bounds for basketball?
because that is the rule...
Can a basketball player intentionally go out of bounds and then come back in bounds on offense?
No
Is the top of the basketball back board out of bounds?
yes the reff calls it out of bounds.
What is the base line in basketball?
The base line in basketball is the out of bounds line!
Can a player that is throwing the ball in bounds pass it to another player that is also out of bounds on the base line?
No you can't because they would call it back out and the other team would bet the ball. Its like you throwing the ball to a person out of bounds.
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