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Originally Posted by Ch1town
1) JR, so it's legal to pass to yourself?
2) KCRef: What if it had bounced before he got to it?
3) How about if a player threw the ball against the backboard off the dribble then went to finish a la T Mac, would that be a double dribble?
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1) Where do you get a "pass" from? The bat was part of the dribble. See casebook play 4.15.4SitD(a).
2) Casebook play 4-15.4SitD(b) answers that one. It's a "interrupted dribble". It's legal to either continue dribbling or end the dribble. If you end the dribble, rule 4-44 will determine whether the player subsequently travels or not.
3) Legal play. Judgment call as to whether the ball thrown against the backboard was a shot or a pass. Unless you're a mindreader (and I'm certainly not), the common practice is to judge it as a "try".