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Originally Posted by JeffM
Reference: BillyMac's Misunderstood rules
The player is allowed to make a normal landing. So even if his first foot landed in the front court and the second foot landed in the back court, it would not have been a backcourt violation.
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Yes, but as bob jenkins points out, this applies to an airborne player making a landing. In the video, the player is not airborne when he gains control.
.....EDIT: Actually, maybe he was airborne. Took another look. Didn't notice that before.....END EDIT.
Still, even I have to admit I'd pass on this if I witnessed it in real time. Just too bang-bang for any level of certainty.
However, I wanted to stir discussion and in that, I have succeeded.
