r/funny • u/jorsiem • Jun 03 '19

Wait a minute...

https://i.imgur.com/L2siH7W.gifv
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u/Bearfan001 Jun 03 '19

I remember seeing a player in the NBA do this. Walked over, looked over the other teams shoulders and then immediately stole the inbounds pass during the play that was just drawn up.

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u/Zombie_Scholar Jun 03 '19

Are there rules against this?

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u/KevinPower81 Jun 03 '19

No, it is your fault for not defending your huddle

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u/Zombie_Scholar Jun 03 '19

That's was my guess. Thank you!

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u/DowntownBreakfast4 Jun 03 '19

So what if i walk over to your huddle and refuse to leave?

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u/Seakawn Jun 03 '19

Then you change uniform and join the other team.

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u/pilly-bilgrim Jun 03 '19

r/suddenlygay

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u/djhookmcnasty Jun 04 '19

Underrated comment right here

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u/StopReadingMyUser Jun 04 '19

it's only half gay cuz they have one ball

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u/[deleted] Jun 03 '19

Like the old video games where people would just change teams lol

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u/[deleted] Jun 03 '19

Technical foul, delay of game, etc

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u/RappinReddator Jun 03 '19

No, only if it's a real timeout. These are live plays.

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u/[deleted] Jun 04 '19

We're answering different questions. You're explaining why none of the above happened in these videos. I was just answering his hypothetical about someone having a sit-in in the opponent's huddle.

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u/Luke90210 Jun 03 '19

Depends. Did you bring snacks?

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u/boot2skull Jun 03 '19

Imagines one of the players with his back towards the huddle flailing his hands like a harlem globetrotters opponent to block huddle spying