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Originally Posted by basketballen
I had this the other night and missed it. Partner, rightly, let me live with it and hear it from the coach. I won't miss that again.
How about this? A1 dribbling in his/her backcourt passes to A2 in the frontcourt who immediatly passes back to A1 who now has stepped one foot into frontcourt and has the other foot in the air?
I read that the player has court status based on where he/she is touching or last touched the floor. Therefore, legal play.
I get two different answers from others. Some say A1 has to have two feet in front court to establish status. I can't find the reference to the number of feet, only where the player is touching.
By the way, the four points are: the ball must have frontcourt status, team control must be established, offense is the last to touch in front court and the first to touch in the back...right?
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Absolutely legal based on your description. The player has frontcourt status is anything is touching frontcourt and nothing is touching backcourt.
Those four points would qualify a backcourt violation.