backcourt
I recall reading on this forum and hopefully understood the reasoning.
offensive ball in front court is batted to the back court by the defense, the official should start a 10 second count as soon as the ball crosses the mid court line...NFS...is this true? I used this last night after observing officials and they questioned me. |
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Assuming you're talking about when the ball first touches the floor in the BC, rather than when it crosses the plane above the division line, yes.
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interesting..guess my thoughts were when the ball crossed the line. so the count starts when the ball touches the floor in the backcourt? Can the team in control call a time out before securing the ball..
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Is player control or team control required to grant a timeout?
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What are the requirements to be granted a TO? |
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Play: A1 passes to A2. The coach realizes that the pass will be intercepted for a breakaway layup by B3. So with the ball in the air on its way to A2, the coach requests a timeout. Have you ever seen this granted? |
No, because I generally close my eyes in disbelief.
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