Originally posted by finnref
When you throw the ball in the air, it is a pass.
No, I disagree. When you throw the ball into the air and it's caught by a teammate, it's a pass. 4-31
When you throw the ball in the air, move your pivot foot to run after it and catch it, it is a traveling violation.
Agreed. But there's nothing in the original play to indicate that's what happened, now is there?
When you throw the ball, and the ball bounces on the floor, it is a pass. But if you throw the ball and it bounces on the floor and you go and catch it, it is a dribble.
Agreed. But that's not what happened, is it?
If the player now dribbles the ball, it is a double dribble violation.
Agreed. But once again, that's not what happened, is it?
BTW, you didn't answer my questions.
How is rolling the ball to yourself a pass?
Is rolling the ball on the floor to yourself a pass or a dribble? You're making arguments for both. Which is it?
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