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Why are inbound passes allowed to go to the back court?
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[QUOTE="hallcity, post: 1390711, member: 4315"] The theory is that when the ball is out of bounds it isn't on either side of half court. It's out of bounds. The more interesting rule to me is that if an offensive player tips a rebound into the backcourt, a teammate can retrieve it without a backcourt violation being called. [/QUOTE]
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