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I'm guessing you mean A2 since it doesn't matter what A1 was doing before the pass. So, if I've got your case right. A1 passes the ball to a A2 who is straddling the division line. Then A2 starts a dribble. Then A2 lifts the backcourt foot and returns it to the backcourt. Legal. A2, being a dribbler, remains in the backcourt until all three points (the ball and both feet) touch in the FC with no intervening backcourt touches. So, if A2 was dribbling the ball in the backcourt, and then moved the backcourt foot to the frontcourt, he could still keep dribbling the ball in the backcourt and could even return entirely to the backcourt. He could also put one foot in the backcourt, then move the dribble to the frontcourt...legally. Technically, a player could, during a dribble in the backcourt, legally continue to dribble and hop on one foot all the way to the frontcourt baseline and back into the backcourt. (as long as 10 seconds didn't expire). Quote:
[Edited by Camron Rust on Nov 3rd, 2003 at 05:40 PM] |
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