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Originally Posted by Eastshire
4-12-5 explains that 4-12-2 does not apply during rebounding. 4-12-5 is there specifically so people don't do what you are trying to do. It specifies (pretty clearly at that) the circumstances that allow team control to be re-established when it has been ended by rule.
By rule, there is no team control once the ball has become loose on a tap or try for goal until player control has been reestablished.
I'll be the first to argue that the basketball rules are poorly written (I still haven't found a rule that actually awards the first free throw in the 1 and 1, only the rule that awards the second if the first is successful). However, this issue is fairly clear if you'd actually look at what people are showing you instead of focusing on trying not to be proven wrong.
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There is a difference between touching a rebound and batting a rebound to a teammate. That is the foundation of the argument.
4.5 does not apply because it is not a "touch". 4.2b. applies because it is a pass.