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It is entirely possible to have a backcourt violation without every having the the offensive team touch the ball in the frontcourt (or, in a different play, backcourt). EXAMPLE: A1, in the backcourt, throws a bounce pass across the court to A2, who is also in the backcourt. However, the bounce during the pass was in the frontcourt. Team control...ball obtains frontcourt status...ball returns the backcourt when caught by A2 (or maybe a 2nd bounce occurred in the BC before A2 caught it). A1 was the last to touch BEFORE the ball returned to the backcourt. A2 was the first to touch AFTER it returned. Yet, neither touched it in the frontcourt. When the ball goes from frontcourt to the backcourt, you have to ask 3 things: 1. Was there team control inbounds at the time? 2. Was team A the last to touch it (anywhere) before it did so? 3. Was team A the next to touch it (anywhere) after it did so? Yes to all is a violation. No to any is legal.
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