Slidewilly
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I've been looking for an answer to the question of whether stepping OOB is reviewable, but haven't found an answer yet. I know they can use replay for at least the following purposes: (1) to determine which player committed a foul that was called and which player should be shooting FT's, (2) to determine whether a flagrant foul should be called, (3) to determine whether there was a shot clock violation, (4) to determine whether a shooter's feet were behind the three point line, and (5) to determine which team last touched a ball that went out of bounds in the last two minutes of play. You would think that stepping on the OOB line should also be reviewable, as it is in football. A stepping-OOB call is similar the the three-point line review, and is probably easier to review in many cases than a deflection call.I'm wondering if the call was reviewable? I'm assuming it's not in regards to listening for the timeout call...but since they called a jump...is it even reviewable for the foot oob?
I'm pretty sure that whether a player was actually tied up or whether he was fouled in the process is not reviewable.
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