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Your foot can not be placed behind the box. The umpire makes that judgement.
If you watch carefully, the first couple batters in a game invariably rub their feet on the ground so as to erase the back of the batter's box. The purpose is to make it difficult for the umpire to rule that the foot is outside the box.
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