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Originally posted by Camron Rust
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I can create many examples where this violation can be applied, such as A1 dribbles along the sideline, then bouncing the ball between B1's legs, leaves the court going around B1 and continuing his/her dribble.
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That's been a violation for years; it has nothing to do with the rule change.
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What number does this violation correspond with?
It was a Technical before this years change.
If this violation was not a rule, then it would be legal to leave the court and resume a dribble if the player had established back on to the court before touching.
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SECTION 3 OUT OF BOUNDS
A player shall not cause the ball to go out of bounds.
NOTE: The dribbler has committed a violation if he/she steps on or outside a boundary, even though he/she is not touching the ball while he/she is out of bounds.
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IMO, my example would not apply to section 3 nor to any section years ago.
If you dribble and bounce the ball, leave the court and return to bounce the ball, it would fall under 9-3-2 of this years rule changes, violation instead of a techincal.
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Section 3 and 9 did apply to your case. A dribbler leaving the court during the dribble has been a violation all along.
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Leaving the court for an unauthorized reason has not always been a violation all along.
Rule 9-9 does not apply to my example.
Rule 9-3 did not apply to my example years ago, as responded previously.
It applies today as a violation but was a technical last year.