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Originally Posted by Jurassic Referee
You're correct in that the answer is "false", but your reasoning is wrong. The play is during a dribble. If the ball hasn't gone into the front court, it doesn't matter what the dribbler does what his feet. You can't have a backcourt violation until the ball and both feet are in the front court. In the play above, A1 is dribbling the ball on the division line, not in the frontcourt. He is still in the backcourt and can't commit a violation, no matter what his feet do.
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JR, you must be at your computer 24/7. No more than 30 seconds after I posted my answers, I realized my mistake and edited my answer. Yes, both feet and ball during a dribble. My original answer is only good for a player that is holding the ball, not dribbling. Thank you