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Message: [QUOTE="Phil, post: 4461061, member: 66"] I was wondering about the in bounding and I agree it seems impossible to inbound because I don't believe you're allowed to inbound to yourself. Imagine a situation where one team is much better than another and gets a 30 point lead. They only have five players and some of them start to foul out. The other team is catching up, but still 10 points behind when the leading team loses their fourth player and has only one left. Imagine there are only 20 seconds left in the game. The team behind scores, the winning team can't inbound it's a turnover so the team behind gets the ball, but the single player might create enough havoc so that it takes them a few seconds to score. Rinse and repeat, and the team behind might not be able to score fast enough to catch up, so the referee allows the game to continue. In contrast, if the team down to one player is behind, they can't possibly catch up, so the game is declared over and over and a forfeit. [/QUOTE]