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Originally Posted by SWMOzebra
9.9.1SitE is as close as I can find.
The throw-in ends when the ball is legally touched in bounds, so the touch by A-2 completes the throw-in. Where was A-2 on the court when he touched the ball? If he was in the front court, then the ball has front court status and was last touched by someone from team A ... so A-2 first touching the ball in the backcourt is a violation.
If A-2 had backcourt status (either standing in the backcourt or in the air jumping from the backcourt), then the ball has not yet obtained front court status and anyone from team A may retrieve it in the backcourt.
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Partially true... the touching of a throw-in pass ends the throw-in, but a mere touch does not equal player/team control.