Literal Interpretation ...
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Originally Posted by JRutledge
My contention is that you do not have to pick up this part at all. If you have not started a dribble, this is illegal the minute you release the ball.
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By a literal interpretation of the rule, JRutledge is 100% correct. If one deems it to be the start of a dribble, it is a dribble. If one deems it to be the start of a bounce pass, it is a pass.
However, I believe that both JRutledge and I are on the same page in terms of the illegality of dropping the ball intentionally, and the legality of unintentionally fumbling the ball and recovering it.
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