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Yet Another Rabbit Hole ...
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Originally Posted by billyu2
But the ball didn't bounce directly back to A1. It touched something else, the ring ... I am asking if the ball hits the backboard, then the ring, then goes to A1 would it be legal for A1 to start a dribble since the rule specifically says the ball (from the backboard) must return directly to A1 which it did not.
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My opinion: The pass against B’s backboard was still the start of a dribble, use "normal" rules to decide what can, or cannot, legally happen next.
Keeping only the ring (not ring and backboard) in the situation makes the interpretation less complex, not a lot, but a little.
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Last edited by BillyMac; Tue Nov 30, 2021 at 01:17pm.
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