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#1 2007-05-30 17:44:49

mx2303
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Two feet in bounds

If a frisbee is caught while going out of bounds and you only get one foot in bounds is it still considered a goal? Me and my friend have been arguing over this for about a week and I want to know someone else's input.

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#2 2007-05-31 14:24:14

Juggles
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Re: Two feet in bounds

http://upa.org/ultimate/rules/11th#IX

# In- and Out-of-bounds

   1. The entire playing field is in-bounds. The perimeter lines are not part of the playing field and are out-of-bounds.
   2. The out-of-bounds area consists of the ground which is not in-bounds and everything in contact (direct or indirect) with it except for players. Any non-players other than observers are considered part of the out-of-bounds area.
   3. A player contacting the out-of-bounds area is out-of-bounds. A player who is not out-of-bounds is in-bounds. An airborne player retains in-bounds or out-of-bounds status until that player contacts the playing field or the out-of-bounds area. The following exceptions apply:
         1. If momentum carries a player out-of-bounds after landing in-bounds with possession of an in-bounds disc, the player is considered in-bounds. For this exception to apply, that player’s first point of ground contact with any area must be completely in-bounds. The disc is put into play at the spot on the perimeter line of the playing field where the player first went out-of-bounds (unless X.A.2 applies). If the player traversed the end zone being attacked, XI.B applies.

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#3 2007-05-31 14:25:05

Juggles
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Re: Two feet in bounds

The short of it is, if the first point of contact is inbounds, then the person is considered in bounds.  If two points of contact occur at the same time, one in bounds, the other out of bounds, then the person is considered out of bounds.

I hope that helps.

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#4 2009-08-27 15:10:27

drschafer2002
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Re: Two feet in bounds

I would like to add, if the person catching the disk dosn't know if they are in or out of bounds the call go's to a person with the best perspective view of the play.

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#5 2009-08-27 15:25:42

Juggles
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Re: Two feet in bounds

drschafer2002 wrote:

I would like to add, if the person catching the disk dosn't know if they are in or out of bounds the call go's to a person with the best perspective view of the play.

Agreed.  Which is very rarely, imho, the person catching the disk.

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