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Old Fri Jun 25, 2004, 03:31pm
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Quote:
Originally posted by pljson
I've heard both sides of the argument. I'm hoping to get the official call on whether it's a foul or not.

I believe you can "hug" (read: pin) the ball against the offensive player while not fouling.

Here's what I want to know:

Is it a cut and dry (automatic) foul every single time?

Or

Do you have to determine IF a foul is committed?

What's the call if it happens in the NBA.
Sometimes the defense player can get a hand on the ball from behind or from the side without contact & then contact occurs when the offense pulls the ball in to protect it. So we're left with B1's hand (note 1 hand, not 2) and A1's hands all firmly holding the ball, and B1's arm kinda wrapped around A1.

Sounds like a held ball to me.

But if B1 wraps both his arms around A1 to secure the ball it's a foul pretty much always.
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