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Originally Posted by utrook31
Player A1 is being defended by B1 and A2 is setting up a screen. A1 ends his dribble and tosses the ball off the back of A2 and thusly continues to dribble.
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Legal last year under NFHS rules as per rule 9-5-3 and case book play 9.5.3.
May not be legal this year. It's an announced NFHS rule change. They're changing the language from
player(who is anyone on the court) to
opponent. We'll have to wait and see the change in case book 9.5.3 to make completely sure whether it's become illegal or not. I suspect that it has.