When does the ten second backcourt count start?
I think we have discussed this before but I was just watching one of my videos from summer camp and it got me wondering about it again. Is it upon the release or upon someone, anyone, touching it inbounds?
My gut is saying it starts on the first touch so that it is possible for there to be some delay between the pass and the start of the count. After a timeout, and A1 rolls the ball down the court and then someone picks it up at mid court. I am pretty sure there is no count until the touch as the clock does not run either. Does it matter after, say, a made basket? |
A ten second count starts when the ball is possessed. That is not necessarily when the clock starts if stopped.
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And no, it doesn't matter whether it's after a made basket. |
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Aren't they changing it this year to start on the touch? ;)
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I think that only applies to NCAA Women's.
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USA Today Article
NCAA Webpage Both of these links seem to suggest this is only a Women's change. Maybe they did change the Men's rule, but they seem to not mention how they changed that rule. We have yet to have meetings and I do not have a rulebook yet, so maybe you are right. Peace |
I have heard reports that it is both an NCAAW and NCAAM change...
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NCAAM too
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