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Originally Posted by DrPete
Is anyone going to address these controversial situations:
1. where A1 is near the division line and makes a pass that B1 (while standing in A's front court) bats the ball back towards A1 so that A1 catches the ball in the air while he is still in the back court.
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Assuming A1 threw the pass from the backcourt into the frontcourt where B1 batted it back to A1 in the backcourt, there is no violation. Team A never had player control in the frontcourt. That one is not controversial...it's easy.
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or 2. where A1 is in the back court near the division line, makes a pass cross court towards A2 who is also in the back court, but B1 (who is standing in the frontcourt) deflects the ball, but A2 still catches the ball in the air.
What's the correct call in these two situations. I don't want to join in the argument, I just like to start one and sit back and watch !!!
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A still never had player control in the frontcourt, so this isn't a violation either the way you've described it. Try again.