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Originally Posted by Nevadaref
Debateable.
If the official deems that the player had control of the ball, then it is a violation. Strictly a judgment call.
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I get it. If on the opening jump, if A1 taps the ball to a teammate, you're saying that you could call a violation.
Thanks for enlightening me.
I was using the commonly(I thought) understood meaning of a "controlled tap"....i.e. no actual player control but could still be deliberately directed to another player. Usually, the word "pass" is used if there is player control, even though a "pass" can be batted also. I guess you're right.....mileage could vary.
Congratulations on being such a cunning linguist.