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Law 15 - The Throw In 10/28/2018Phil of Tarzana, CA United States asks...It would seem to me that if the ball slipped out of a player's hands, you'd first have to determine whether it was during the 'throw-in'. I can see calling it a retake or change of possession (depending on whether the mechanics were correct or not),...
Read The Full Q & A Law 15 - The Throw In 10/27/2018Petr of Prague, Prague Czech Republic asks...Hello,
one additional question please.
LOTG say this: 'If the ball touches the ground before entering, the throw-in is retaken by the same team from the same position. If the throw-in is not taken correctly it is retaken by the
oppos...
Read The Full Q & A Law 15 - The Throw In 10/26/2018Rob of Jacksonville, Fl USA asks...I have heard two different interpretations on a correct/incorrect throw in. When the ball is released, both feet must be on the ground; however, once the ball leaves the hands, can the thrower lift a foot? I believe it was on this website (a few year...
Read The Full Q & A Law 15 - The Throw In 10/25/2018Petr of Prague, Czech Republic Czech Republic asks...Hello,
player throws the ball in and the ball slips out of his hands. What is the restart? Thanks!...
Read The Full Q & A Law 15 - The Throw In 10/24/2018Garth Turner of Belfast, United Kingdom asks...Im sorry folks I think you are getting a bit mixed up with the field of play boundaries. Once a foot has passed the sideline it is classed as on the FOP even if the players heels are still touching the sideline. As law 15 states, your feet must be be...
Read The Full Q & A Law 15 - The Throw In 10/22/2018Garth Turner of Belfast, Northern Ireland asks...I question your interpretation, to me this is the correct interpretation.
As a referee, I have always been told that the lines on a field are part of the area of which they "contain". However, this seems to be in conflict with the law regarding t...
Read The Full Q & A Law 15 - The Throw In 10/22/2018Garth Turner of Belfast, Northern Ireland asks...When taking a throw in, is it legal to have both heels touching the touch line, while the rest of the foot is on the playing area?...
Read The Full Q & A Law 15 - The Throw In 10/2/2018Barry Stewart of Chilliwack, BC Canada asks...Recent Law rewrites have been made to bring consistency to other Laws.
It seems odd to me that if a throw-in is never in play but done improperly (foot raised, or one-handed, etc.) that the throwing team should lose possession.
The...
Read The Full Q & A Law 15 - The Throw In 10/1/2018Robert Husband of Rothbury, MI United States asks...A player is throwing the ball inbounds, he commits a throw in violation ( both feet not on ground) but ball does not cross the in bounds line. Does he get to re throw the ball or not....
Read The Full Q & A Law 15 - The Throw In 9/24/2018Carsten of Hoffman Estates, IL United States asks...Law 15¦.The Throw-in debate.
Example: Player looking down the touchline for the throw-in and attempts to throw the ball in but, the ball never goes into the field of play.
Following the throw-in procedures.
Both feet on the g...
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