Backcourt Violation Play
 

As requested from berserkBBK

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Good call!

Agree. The dribble before the ball went BC looked like player control to me. Good call.

Great call. Notice the talking heads never even mention the dribble.

Is NCAA rule the same as NFHS?

Did he have control inbounds?

Yes, both rule sets are the same in regards to backcourt violations.

Good Call.
 

Once he pushed the ball to the floor I have player control.

What if a teammate had made the recovery in the backcourt?

Why would that matter?

Same as if he caught it, ever so briefly, and fumbled into the BC.

What did he do which defined control in frontcourt?

Dribbled. In the brief moment before it hit his foot, he had player control by rule.

I agree. But the rest of the world did not in another thread a while back.

The first two times he touched the ball, it was a fumble. The third was a dribble.

In fact, Tirico mentions the dribble at 0:17.

Of course, he thought Izzo's complaint was a tip, when clearly he was arguing that his guy never had PC.

Good call.

Thank you APG!
I saw this and thought they nailed it. It was a goofy play, and I remembered this was a type of play that was discussed during the rule change to team control during a throw in (NFHS).
Ps: Go Blue!