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Originally Posted by JoeTheRef
This was taught to me early on regarding backcourt. It's called the 3A(AAA) method. IF you don't have the any one of the 3-As then it can't be backcourt.
Did A have position in the front court? Was A the last to touch it in the front court? Was A the first to touch it in the backcourt?
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I agree
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Originally Posted by JoeTheRef
In this case you're missing 2 of the 3. Team A never had front court status, nor were they the last one to touch it in the front court.
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I disagree, in both the OP and Snaqwells post Team A had control. The ball gained front court status by being touched by a player in the Front Court. So we have 2 out of 3 so far in both posts...A has control, and the ball has been in the front court. All that is left is whether or not A was the last to touch it...in the OP they were not the last to touch it, as it went off of B, however in Snaqwells post the ball went off of A3, there we have it all three have been met, BC violation.