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Originally Posted by SC Official
So, to clarify...
NFHS: Count begins when team control in the backcourt begins. Following a throw-in, that means the count begins once player control is established in the backcourt (true team control). When the ball is deflected by the defense into the backcourt but is still in the offense's control, the count begins as soon as the ball gains backcourt status.
NCAA-M/W: Count begins when the ball is touched in the backcourt by the team in control. The count begins when the throw-in ends when touched in the backcourt. When there is no team control, the count begins when player control in the backcourt begins.
Correct?
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I'm looking for clarification on this too!
For NFHS, I would say on a throw-in, the 10 second could would not start until player control was established in the BC. Correct?