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Old Thu Jan 24, 2013, 10:35am
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We should not deal in absolutes in officiating.

As a general rule, the times where the C would have a backcourt violation are few, but there are several instances where it would be the case. What happens on a transition play where a player catches over halfcourt, attains frontcourt status and then dribbles backward? The trail will not be in position to determine a BC violation.

The second, is a flatout call of assistance. If you are 110% sure the trail misses it then you can get it. I caution you that if you have not seen the whole play often there could be a tip ball and so you really need to make sure it is a high-certainty call that everyone in the gym sees besides your partner.
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