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JR
If we can agree that both cases represent the start of a dribble, then I will but point out that there is a difference in the OOB rule compared to the B/C rule. For this not to be a violation in the OOB case, it must not only be a dribble but an interrupted dribble - otherwise the oft cited 9-3-1 comes into play. In the B/C case, that is not a relevant consideration, unless I have missed something.
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