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Old Thu Nov 16, 2017, 08:45pm
Camron Rust Camron Rust is offline
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1. If you're going to comment to a person I would think you'd check and make sure what he's talking about first.
Your question appeared to be about what I answered. The discussion was wandering and was no longer just about the OP but about principles and what if's.
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2. B1 is not A1's teammate, so the touch by B1 from Team A's FC should not be the issue. If the Fed wants it to be a backcourt violation, then so be it, but there is zero logic behind what you're saying. The "last to touch, first to touch" thing involves players from the same team... not opposing ones.
Incorrect. "last to touch, first to touch" is exactly relevant. When a B player is the last to touch that ball BEFORE the ball gains BC status, A can no longer be the last to touch. Thus, it can't be a violation. That is what the rule says and has said for decades.
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