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Originally Posted by Nevadaref
Dribbler's don't throw bounce passes, you know that. Players throw bounce passes either before dribbling or after ending a dribble.
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Originally Posted by Jurassic Referee
Exactly! And now maybe you can explain why you are going to call a violation on someone who just legally threw a damn bounce pass after ending their dribble. If you make that call before you see the the result of the complete play, that's exactly what you're doing. And good luck with that.  |
Where did I say anything about doing that?
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Originally Posted by Jurassic Referee
According to R4-15-3, a dribble starts when a player pushes, throws or bats the ball to the floor. And, according to R4-31, a pass occurs when a player throws, bats or rolls the ball to another player. He can also legally throw or bat the ball to the floor at the start of the pass too. How do you differentiate between the throw or bat that start both a dribble and a pass then? Answer- you and Nevada don't. You both say that throw or bat has to be a second dribble and you call a violation.
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Again, from where are you deriving that this is my opinion.
Please go back through this entire thread and cite exactly where I took this position that you are assigning to me.
