Throw-in, BC, and lane restrictions

[APG]

In your scenario, you don't have a backcourt violation. When coming from a throw-in, there must be player control established at some point before the rules for backcourt violation call, 3 second call or 10 second call come into effect.

[Rooster]

Originally Posted by APG

In your scenario, you don't have a backcourt violation. When coming from a throw-in, there must be player control established at some point before the rules for backcourt violation call, 3 second call or 10 second call came into effect.

I think I found what I was looking for in this thread Another problem with the new backcourt rule?

Sorry I don't know how to make that cool link thingie that would take someone right to the thread...

[APG]

There is a heading above each post on the right, titled "link this post." Right click and tell your browser to copy that link to link directly to a post.

[Rooster]

Originally Posted by APG

There is a heading above each post on the right, titled "link this post." Right click and tell your browser to copy that link to link directly to a post.

Cooool. Thanks.

Another problem with the new backcourt rule?

[Rooster]

This was also helpful

"Technically speaking, the thrower-in is out of bounds and not located in the frontcourt. (4-35-2)"

Look out, I'm a linkin' fool now!

[APG]

Whatever helps you figure out the rule haha

[OKREF]

Team A has ball in back court. A1 passes to front court. Ball bounces off of A2 in front court and is first touched by A1 in back court. This is a back court violation.