Fri Mar 30, 2001, 11:24pm
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Originally posted by rainmaker
It sounds like what you're saying is that if A1 is dribbling outside the 3-pt line, and fumbles, and then re-asserts his/her dribble, we start over with the 3-second count on A2, who has been in the paint the whole time. Is that right?
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Opps! Less not confuse a fumble and an interrupted dribble. They are not the same. Let's re--phrase the question.
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It sounds like what you're saying is that if A1 is dribbling outside the 3-pt line, and the ball bounces off his leg, and then re-asserts his/her dribble, we start over with the 3-second count on A2, who has been in the paint the whole time. Is that right?
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Yes.
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Also, if A3 in the key receives the ball, having been in the key less than three seconds, allowances shall be made as he/she maneuvers for a shot. Okay, what about A4? If he/she is also in the key that whole time, do we call it on him/her?
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No, A4 is safe. But if A3 passes the ball to A4 or any other player, then we have 3 seconds.
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