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Player A1 dribbles into the forecourt and terminates his dribble. Player B1 knocks the ball free and it rolls into the backcourt.
Player A1 retrieves the ball and is called for a backcourt violation. The referee explained that even though B1 had touched the ball and knocked it loose - the referee saw the ball touch the leg of A1 after it was knocked loose and prior to going into the back court. Therefore it was a backcout violation. Is this the correct call? |
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so- to generalize- once the offensive team establishes control in the frontcourt, any subsequent determination of a backcourt violation is based on which team touched it last in the front court prior to the ball returning to the backcourt.
Would this be true regardless of how many times the defense touched it or if they established control? Example- A1 establishes control in the frontcourt. B1 steals the ball establishes control and remains on the same end of the court. A1 knocks the ball away from B1 into the opposite end (backcourt for team A) and retrieves it. Is this a backcourt violation on A1? |
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It doesn't matter how many times the ball is touched, as long as Team A didn't lose control, if they touched it last in the frontcourt, it is a backcourt violation for them to touch it first in the backcourt.
In your other example, team control for Team A ended when B1 gained control of the ball. Team A would have to re-establish team control in order to be able to call them for a backcourt violation.
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A partner missed one tonight.
Team A has the ball in their FC. Ball is knocked loose, A1 saves the ball from going OOB, flips it over her head, where it bounces once in the BC. A2, standing in the FC, reaches over and retrieves the ball. No call.
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