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Originally posted by Jurassic Referee
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Originally posted by Rick82358
the throw would start the dribble -
but the player must continue the dribble if the player were to put two hands on th ball it would be a travel.
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Say what? 
How do you get a travel out of this? It's just the end of the dribble when he puts 2 hands on the ball. What he does after that determines whether a violation is committed or not.
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An example or two:
holds the ball, standing still. throws the ball, it bounces once, player continues the dribble with one hand.
Legal
holds the ball, standing still. Throws the ball, then moves feet, and touches ball before it bounces.
Illegal.
holds the ball, standing still. Throws the ball, it bounces, player touches with two hands.
Legal, but dribble is ended.
Thinking of a play from another thread, I've got a question. Player holds the ball, standing still. Throws the ball, moves both feet, catches ball. Illegal, right?