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Originally posted by Richard Ogg
While you're resurrecting.... All of these discussion seem to include "does not have player control" in the response. What about: A1 is dribbling near the sideline, and when altering direction to avoid a defender, loses his/her balance and steps OOB. A1 does not touch the ball while OOB, and allows it to bounce twice before continuing the dribble. (Rare in HS but common in MS.) Legal?
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Are you describing an "interrupted dribble?" If so (and it sounds like it), there's no player control and no violation.
If this is still a "normal" dribble, then this is a violation -- even if the player does not touch OOB and the ball at teh same time.