Thu Sep 22, 2005, 11:08pm
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Originally posted by Dan_ref
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Originally posted by zebraman
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Originally posted by Jurassic Referee
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yes, in both scenerio NFHS 4-15-4c; 4-15-2
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Nope, there's nothing illegal about the first scenario. It's not an illegal dribble until A1 touches it again after ending his original dribble. Deecee has the right answer.
Rule 9-5.
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I beg to differ. A dribble is started by pushing the ball to the floor (4-15-3). It doesn't say you have to touch it again for it to be a dribble. If you judge that the player was dribbling - violation.
Check out case 4.15.4 Situation A. Note that the violation occurs when A1 pushes the ball to the floor, not when A1 catches it after it hits the floor.
Z
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However a pass is when a player throws, bats or rolls the ball to another player.
If a player bats the ball how do you differentiate between a pass & a dribble?
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Based on 4.15.4 Situation A, I'd say that a referee's judgment is required.
Z
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So I can judge a bounce pass is a double dribble?
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You could, but it would be pretty poor judgement. I'm not trying to be a jerk. How do you interpret 4.15.4 Sit A?
Z
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