Backcourt Violation?

[BOBBYMO]

Originally Posted by Back In The Saddle

I'm unclear on this, does this mean that the ball can be passed into backcourt during the last 2 minutes of overtime, or anytime during overtime?

Its the last 2 min's of the 4th quarter and / or the last 2 min's of all overtimes... Hope this helps clear it up. ( US PRO RULES ONLY)

[Jay R]

Originally Posted by BOBBYMO

Its the last 2 min's of the 4th quarter and / or the last 2 min's of all overtimes... Hope this helps clear it up. ( US PRO RULES ONLY)

My understanding was that this NBA rule only applied to situations after a timeout where to ball is brought into the front court. I am not certain about the NBA rule however.

[ChuckElias]

Originally Posted by Jay R

My understanding was that this NBA rule only applied to situations after a timeout where to ball is brought into the front court. I am not certain about the NBA rule however.

Jay, Bobby typed out the rule for us above. It applies to any frontcourt throw-in during the last 2 minutes of the 4th quarter or the last 2 minutes of any OT period.

[eiguaram55ref]

If The Offensive Player Has A Control Of The Ball And His Point
Of Origin Is Coming From Frontcourt And Landed To Backcourt--
In Fiba Backing Violation.

In Nba In Last Two Minutes of the 4th and extra You Can Throw In The Ball In The Backcourt--legal In Last Two Minutes In My Opinion.

Eigua A Fiba Ref Like Luis