Smart inbound play by Baylor

[Austin316]

the game isn’t just about having good players but also thinking outside of the box...

Nice inbound play by coach Drew of Baylor

 

[uconnfan68]

Hope DH watches that.

 

[Dream Jobbed 2.0]

That family knows a good inbound play when they see it

 

[storrsroars]

I can't help but think a bunch of other coaches went straight to their rulebook to see if that was actually legal.

 

[Excalibur]

I can't help but think a bunch of other coaches went straight to their rulebook to see if that was actually legal.

Not only is it legal but they could have passed it to any one of the players while they were still out of bounds.

 

[DaveHuskiesFan]

Not only is it legal but they could have passed it to any one of the players while they were still out of bounds.

And if Texas Tech reaches over the end line when they're passing, I believe it's a technical foul.

 

[Excalibur]

And if Texas Tech reaches over the end line when they're passing, I believe it's a technical foul.

Pretty sure they get a warning first.

 

[husky429]

And if Texas Tech reaches over the end line when they're passing, I believe it's a technical foul.

Reaching over is a warning. If you hit the bAll or inbounder it's a T. No one ever calls it though

 

[DaveHuskiesFan]

Reaching over is a warning. If you hit the bAll or inbounder it's a T. No one ever calls it though

Yep that's what I meant. Just forgot to include "and hits the ball"

 

[DonaldDraper]

“Pick play” terminology comes from basketball but becomes a football play, then the football play becomes a basketball play. It’s like eating breakfast for dinner. Good find, Austin. This is interesting.

 

[uchuskies2009]

Reaching over is a warning. If you hit the bAll or inbounder it's a T. No one ever calls it though

Not sure about NCAA rules, but for high school rules, contact with the thrower-in would be an intentional foul; contact with the ball out of bounds is a technical. No warnings given for either of those, but you are right about a warning being issued for reaching over. Second time it happens a technical foul should be called.