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Fraction Of A Second ...
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Originally Posted by WI_Ref
The loss of control or interrupted dribble in this context would certainly be in the hundredths of a second range. Is the simple act of the the defender touching the ball enough to allow the dribbler to grab the ball with two hands after they were already dribbling and to start the dribble again?
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Did the dribbler lose control because of a touch by an opponent, even for a fraction of a second?
If not, illegal dribble.
If so, legal play.
I'm not even sure if "control" in this rule means "player control" (as defined by NFHS rules), or is just a generic "lose control" as defined by Funk and Wagnalls?
9-5 has the word "player" and "control" separated by twenty-one words.
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Last edited by BillyMac; Fri Mar 06, 2020 at 11:05am.
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