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Originally Posted by Mingram
NCAA rules. Team A inbounds under team B's basket. The throw goes long but not before a team A player tips it in the front court. The balls goes to the back court where a team A player retrieves it. Official calls a tipped ball, no backcourt violation. Did he get it wrong or does team A first have to establish themselves in the front court (two feet and the ball)?
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Subsequent a throw-in (or jump ball/free throw/ try for goal), there must be player control somewhere on the court before any of the other elements of a back court violation are considered. Since the initial establishment of player control was in the back court, everything starts from that point.
This applies to high school and college.
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