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Backcourt violation?

A1 has a throw-in at the 28 foot volleyball line in his front court. He passes to A2 which is near half court. B2 deflects the ball and A2 touches the ball after B2 deflects it. It then goes into the backcourt and is recovered by A2.

Because he didnt have control of it is it not a backcourt?
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Legal play...no backcourt violation
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A1 has a throw-in at the 28 foot volleyball line in his front court. He passes to A2 which is near half court. B2 deflects the ball and A2 touches the ball after B2 deflects it. It then goes into the backcourt and is recovered by A2.

Because he didnt have control of it is it not a backcourt?
Where was PC first established inbounds?
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A1 has a throw-in at the 28 foot volleyball line in his front court. He passes to A2 which is near half court. B2 deflects the ball and A2 touches the ball after B2 deflects it. It then goes into the backcourt and is recovered by A2.

Because he didnt have control of it is it not a backcourt?
... that the location of the throw-in, while helpful for visualizing the play, has no bearing on the play. If the same play occurs with the throw-in from either endline or either sideline, the result would be the same.
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Similar play minus the defensive deflection - same result. This play was called incorrectly. Should have been a no-call.
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New situation. What if I am holding the ball and it gets knocked out of my hands. I go t get it and fumble it into the back court and get it again. Is that a violation?
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New situation. What if I am holding the ball and it gets knocked out of my hands. I go t get it and fumble it into the back court and get it again. Is that a violation?
Did you have Player Control when the play started?
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New situation. What if I am holding the ball and it gets knocked out of my hands. I go t get it and fumble it into the back court and get it again. Is that a violation?
NFHS Rule Definitions
4-4-2 - A ball which is in contact with a player or with the court is in the frontcourt if neither the ball nor the player is touching the backcourt.

By touching the ball in the frontcourt - by rule - would give you frontcourt status so by going into the backcourt to retrieve it would be a backcourt violation.

Team control existed when you had the ball in the frontcourt and continued during your interrupted dribble/fumble.

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Break it down.

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New situation. What if I am holding the ball
In the front court? Team control established. Front court established.
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and it gets knocked out of my hands. I go t0 get it and fumble it into the back court and get it again.
You were last to touch in the front court?
First to touch in the back court?
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Is that a violation?
Yup.
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During play and when the ball is in the front court I just think "first to touch/last to touch". In other words was the team to touch the ball in the BC the last to touch in the FC? Yes (and it was the offensive team) then BC violation.
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You know, having dvboa as a member might be pretty handy with that large catalog of video plays he says he has...
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Old Mon May 13, 2013, 11:27pm
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You know, having dvboa as a member might be pretty handy with that large catalog of video plays he says he has...
And we can teach him that NFHS rules citations are written X-Y-Z and case book plays are in the form a.b.c

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Old Mon May 13, 2013, 11:31pm
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And we can teach him that NFHS rules citations are written X-Y-Z and case book plays are in the form a.b.c

Thanks Nevada. Just learned something. I'm gonna love coming here - sounds like you guys will keep me straight!
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Old Mon May 13, 2013, 11:36pm
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Great, and as I just posted in another thread, welcome to the forum.
Many officials don't notice the formats, but pull out your copies of the rules and case books and take a look. You will see that the NFHS consistently does it that way. Sticking to that method helps keep us on the same page during discussions.
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Thanks Nevada. Just learned something. I'm gonna love coming here - sounds like you guys will keep me straight!
We can be a persnickety bunch, but as Nevada notes, it really helps to keep everyone on the same page when hashing out rules and case plays.
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