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Originally posted by Lotto
Well, here's a situation that I'm proud to say I got right.
A1 is dribbling in her front court. B1 knocks the ball away towards the back court. A1 chases after it, diving, and tries to start a dribble from the floor. The ball's last bounce before A1 touches it is in the front court. Then A1 starts her dribble, the first bounce of the dribble is in the back court. When the ball came back and touched A1's hand---TWEET! Back court violation.
(Note that the "three points" idea discussed earlier doesn't apply, 'cause A1 is not advancing the ball from the back court to the front court while dribbling.)
I was being observered by our board interpreter, and he gave me two pats on the back for that one.  [/B]
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when A1 first touched the ball, did the ball break the mid-court line already? Who caused the ball to go to back court? B2 or A1?
If it was B2 and the ball was in back court already before A1 touched it, then A1's action should be legal, right?