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Originally Posted by PSidbury
Sorry for beating a dead horse... just looking for more personal validation... as if the rule book cares about my personal validation  ...
A1 passes the ball to A2 while established in their frontcourt, however B1 deflects the ball into the backcourt where an A player is the first to touch the ball inbounds.
So, under this scenario, and despite the B1 deflection (causing the ball to go into the backcourt), it is still a backcourt violation...? Yes or no ?
And this scenario may be in the case book (it is in the LHSAA casebook), however I am still "scratching my head" at this one.
Thanks,
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Not a violation. In order to be a violation, Team A must be both the
last to touch the ball in the frontcourt and the
first to touch it in the backcourt. In your scenario, B was the last to touch in the frontcourt.
The one strange interpretation is that if B deflects the ball in the frontcourt and the ball never bounces in the backcourt but A catches it while in the backcourt, then it
is a violation. The interpretation says that A causes the ball to go backcourt by catching it there. Many disagree with this interp, FWIW...