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Originally Posted by CMHCoachNRef
Yes, the location of the ball and team/player control are pretty basic rules concepts. The components that make these situations more complex is that as an official, you also need to know precisely when a jump ball ends (touches anything on or associated with the court and the two baskets), vs. when a throw-in ends (touched by a player on the court or goes out of bounds or is touched while a player is out of bounds). In addition, the official must know the exceptions to the back court provisions (defensive player, first player to touch on a throw-in or jump ball).
Hence the reason more than one official got at least one of the situations wrong.
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I totally agree with what you just wrote, but I think it would be useful to well consider 4-12-1, which describes player control, which
has not been established in any of the situations before the player goes into the BC, and 4-12-2 (describing when a team is in control).
The tapping of the ball and the end of the jump ball don't establish PC or TC. There's was no PC, so there's no TC, so you can't have BC.