Fri Dec 24, 2004, 02:39am
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Originally posted by nine01c
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Originally posted by Lotto
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Originally posted by Snaqwells
Team control must be established in the front court for the violation to occur.
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Not true. A1, inbounds in the backcourt, throws a bounce pass which first bounces in the frontcourt, then is caught by A2 in the backcourt. This is a violation, even though A never had control in the frontcourt.
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Lotto: I'm not sure what these players did (maybe A1 put a good spin on the ball so it hit in frontcourt and bounded into the backcourt. Even so, Team A (nor Team B) does not have control on a throw-in, until one A player gains player control. So, it can theoretically bounce from front to back to front to back (being tipped or batted) and still not be in any Team's control until a player holds or dribbles the ball. There is no frontcourt status just because the ball bounced there. No violation in your play.
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I think you misread Lotto's play. The pass originated from a player holding the ball inbounds...not a throwin.
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