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Originally posted by Jay
I am doing a game where player A1 dribbles for a lay-up on the left side of the basket. Player A1 then throws up what appeared to be a shot attempt but the ball sails clear over the rim touching nothing. Player A1 meets the ball on the right side of the rim, catches it with both his feet still on the floor, takes another dribble, then lays the ball in succesfully. Is this a travel and can anyone possibly explain why it is or not? Thanks.
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I'm going to say this is NOT traveling or double dribble.
NFHS rule 4-12-6 sez: "Neither team control nor player control exists during a dead ball, throw-in, jump ball or
when the ball is in flight during a try or tap for goal." . I think you need to have "player control" of the ball in order to call a travel or double dribble. Since this was in your judgement a legit
"TRY" , I say play on, basket counts.
At least IMRHO (In my Rookie Humble Opinion).
Ok, now its time for the old guys to comment!
Larks