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If a player from the opposing team takes possession of the ball, the twelve-second count continues.
If a player from the opposing team takes possession of the ball, the twelve-second count continues.
False
A player can deliberately strike the ball with their foot or leg below the knee without committing a violation.
A player can deliberately strike the ball with their foot or leg below the knee without committing a violation.
False
The ball is considered to be in the frontcourt when it touches the floor or a person in the backcourt.
The ball is considered to be in the frontcourt when it touches the floor or a person in the backcourt.
False
A player who has possession of the ball can leave the court on the try line and then return to the court without scoring a try without committing a violation.
A player who has possession of the ball can leave the court on the try line and then return to the court without scoring a try without committing a violation.
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Two wheels of the player’s wheelchair must touch the out-of-bounds area across the opposing team’s try line for an out and in violation to occur.
Two wheels of the player’s wheelchair must touch the out-of-bounds area across the opposing team’s try line for an out and in violation to occur.
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A team that has possession of the ball in their backcourt can return the ball to the backcourt without violating any rules
A team that has possession of the ball in their backcourt can return the ball to the backcourt without violating any rules
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If the ball goes out-of-bounds after being touched by a player, the opposing team is charged with the violation
If the ball goes out-of-bounds after being touched by a player, the opposing team is charged with the violation
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A team has unlimited time to cause the ball to go from their backcourt into the frontcourt
A team has unlimited time to cause the ball to go from their backcourt into the frontcourt
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A backcourt violation occurs when a team loses possession of the ball in the frontcourt
A backcourt violation occurs when a team loses possession of the ball in the frontcourt
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If a player causes the ball to go out-of-bounds, the opposing team is awarded the ball
If a player causes the ball to go out-of-bounds, the opposing team is awarded the ball
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Study Notes
Sanctions and Violations
- Loss of possession is the sanction for all violations of the rules under this section.
- The ball is awarded to the other team for a throw-in following a violation by one team.
Backcourt Violation
- A team that has possession of the ball in the frontcourt may not return the ball to the backcourt while maintaining possession.
- Four conditions must exist for a backcourt violation to occur: team has possession in frontcourt, player touches ball before it enters backcourt, ball enters backcourt, and player touches ball after it enters backcourt.
Ball Out-of-Bounds Violation
- A player may not cause the ball to go out-of-bounds.
- The ball is out-of-bounds when it touches a person or object that is out-of-bounds.
- The last player to touch the ball before it goes out-of-bounds is charged with this violation, unless a referee judges that another player intentionally caused the ball to go out-of-bounds.
Twelve-Second Violation
- A team that has possession of the ball in their backcourt has twelve seconds to cause the ball to go into the frontcourt.
- Failure to do so is a violation.
- The twelve-second count begins when a player takes possession of the ball in their backcourt and stops if a player from the opposing team takes possession of the ball.
Kicking Violation
- It is a violation for a player to deliberately strike the ball with their foot or leg below the knee.
Out and In Violation
- A player who has possession of the ball is not permitted to leave the court on the try line and then return to the court without scoring a try.
- Three conditions must exist for this violation: player must have possession of the ball, one wheel of the player's wheelchair must touch the out-of-bounds area, and that wheel must return to the in-bounds area or break contact with the out-of-bounds area before the player scores a try.
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Learn about the rules of backcourt violation in basketball, including the sanctions and conditions for it to occur.
