Backcourt Violation Question

[SNIPERBBB]

Originally Posted by Jesse James

Hijacking the thread:

Same exact play as the OP, except the initial pass is an inbound pass.

Since it's important in this instance, when exactly does player control take place?

Still bcv if a2 dribbled the ball and not just trying to gather the ball. Throw-in exception applies only to the first person touching the ball.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by SNIPERBBB

Still bcv if a2 dribbled the ball and not just trying to gather the ball. Throw-in exception applies only to the first person touching the ball.

Even if the throwin hadn't been tipped, it would still be a violation.

A2's dribble established PC in the FC. He then took it into the BC with his dribble (the 3 pt rule only applies going from BC to FC). Violation.

[SNIPERBBB]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

Even if the throwin hadn't been tipped, it would still be a violation.

A2's dribble established PC in the FC. He then took it into the BC with his dribble (the 3 pt rule only applies going from BC to FC). Violation.

I did not say a dribble in this case would not trigger a bcv.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by SNIPERBBB

I did not say a dribble in this case would not trigger a bcv.

Sorry, that was the impression I got from your reference to the throw in exception.
I was just pointing out that the throw in exception wouldn't apply anyway.