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Originally Posted by mick
1) My apology for being obtuse.
2) The point I attempted to make was that player control involves holding/dribbling the ball. and if the ball has touched another player, then the original player was no longer holding/dribbling and thus no longer in control.
mick
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1) No need to apologize. Try the Pritkin Diet. Supposed to make you concave instead.
2) Yup, still team control but no player control because the player cannot immediately dribble. And you can't call it an "interrupted dribble" either because that definition(4-15-5) just mentions the ball going off the dribbler, not another player.