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Another tricky one...
Some of my intramural evaluators came to me last week with another tough question that of course I couldn't answer and couldn't find in my rule books. Here it is:
Player A1 shoots while in the front court, the ball hits the back of the rim/backboard and bounces into the backcourt (they said it actually happened). If a player on team A recovers the rebound in the backcourt will there be a backcourt violation? I am fairly positive the answer is no but since I couldn't find it in any rule books I thought I'd clear it with you guys first, plus I like the debate on reasons why etc... Thanks |
Team control is required to have a BC violation.
When does team control end? |
nope
no again even if A touches in the FC, a tip for instance into the BC. Here is one for ya- A1 shoots an airball that does not hit the board or rim. Ball boucnes around and is knocked by A2(still loose, no control) into the backcourt. A gets the ball. Violation? |
Well i would say no vio still because on an intentional shot there is no team control.. so just like when a player shoots an airball that player can rebound the ball without being a travel because the intent was to shoot and that player loses control of the ball at the time of the shot.. right?
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Team control ends when the shot was released. If after a shot, the ball goes to the backcourt, and Team A obtains possession there, a new team control exists. For an over-and-back violation to be called, the 4 criteria would all have to become true again. |
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