Fri Jan 28, 2005, 02:26am
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Originally posted by rainmaker
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Originally posted by djskinn
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Originally posted by BktBallRef
Nothing, as long as she had not previously dribbled, if you considered this a dribble.
If you considered it a fumble, it wouldn't be a violation no matter what she had previously done.
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Good. I had a no call. The coach ended up receiving a T from my partner because he would not let it drop. Of course his argument to my partner was that we should be enforcing the rule book concerning a double dribble. I said I did, by not calling one.
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Coach, how can it be a double dribble when there wasn't even a single dribble?
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Because they think if you put the ball to the floor with both hands to begin a dribble it's a double dribble. 
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