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Originally Posted by Freddy
A1, dribbling in his backcourt, passes to A2 who is in A's frontcourt, but A2 isn't looking and the ball strikes A2 in the back of the head. It bounds back into the backcourt where A1 resumes control.
QUESTION 1: It seems that 4.4.4 makes the solid case that this is a backcourt violation in the case of the ball striking an official in that situation. Is it correct that the case would be the same if it struck a teammate? That the ball striking the A2 gives the ball frontcourt status, thus a backcourt violation if A1 resumes player control in the backcourt?
QUESTION 2: Which rule determines that to be a backcourt violation?
A) New 9-9-1, or...
B) 9-9-2?
(I reserve the right not to be perfectly correct on anything having to do with the terminology of 9-9, still)
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9-9-1 covers a team member touching the ball in the FC.
9-9-2 covers the ball itself getting FC status, but not touching any team member while in the front court.