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Here are my answers which are based upon the definitions of player and team control.
1. As the player relinquished player control by throwing the ball off the backboard in his frontcourt, if he is able to retrieve the ball he has all rights as if he just caught a pass from a teammate. 2. Since only player and not team control ended, it would be a backcourt violation. The thrown ball does not automatically equate to a try for goal. |
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