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Originally posted by hoopsrefBC
Hey (Peter)Pistol
I too am from BC and am enjoying the change from FIBA to NCAA. Interesting situation for you to think about.
Team 'A' is on offensive and has the ball for a front court throw-in under team 'B' basket. A1 throws the ball to A2, A2 instead of catching the ball, tips the ball into A1 back-court. A1 then runs into the back court and retrieves the ball. What's your call? Don't forget to start your 10 count when the ball strikes the floor in the back-court!
Were you in Vernon?
How did you do on the test?
By the way the BCCAA women are still using CIAU womens rules which are based on FIBA.
keep smiling
SH
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1) I'm assuming (partly based on reading the other responses) that the ball is really under A's basket, but it realy doesn't matter.
2) There's no such thing as a "front court throw-in". Out of bounds is neither front court nor back court.
3) Since there's no team control on a throw in, there's no back court violation on this play.
4) Since there's no team control on a throw in, the 10-second backcourt count doesn't start until A gains control of the ball -- not when the ball strikes the floor in the back court.