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Originally Posted by AllPurposeGamer
No contradiction...you never caused the ball to go into the frontcourt by virtue of you being a dribbler which means the ball is in the frontcourt only when both feet and the ball are in the frontcourt.
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Originally Posted by BadNewsRef
The 3-points rule means that in this situation the ball has not yet attained FC status.
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Notice, though, that it doesn't say that the ball must gain frontcourt status. It just says backcourt to frontcourt. While dribbling, the ball can clearly go into the frontcourt without having frontcourt status.
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Originally Posted by deecee
Scrapper I think you are over thinking this. the three point rule still applies.
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1) I'm
clearly overthinking it. I don't even have a scrimmage until next week, so I have to do something.
2) The 3-points rule still applies, but (maybe) only because they've told us to ignore the actual wording of the rules when they cause a contradiction with how certain plays were called last year.