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Originally Posted by Snaqwells
Agreed, a thrower does not have either FC or BC status, as both courts are defined as being in bounds. That said, an exception would still need to be made, otherwise the 3 second count would need to start as soon as the ball touched the FC or was tipped by any player (offensive or defensive) in the throw-in team's FC.
The same situation applies to the 10 second BC violation.
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You should start the 3-second cout right away. I mean no one would (just like no one calls 3-seconds during an interrupted dribble), but by rule I don't see why you wouldn't start the count.
I've never felt the 10-second back court parameters have been sufficiently spelled out in the rule or case book.
Where is my buddy
Randy when I truly need him?
