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Originally Posted by Jurassic Referee
Cool, guys. Now point out to me where in that rule it actually says WHEN the violation occurs?
Please cite me some rules language, please, that states that the violation occurs on the step and not when the dribbler touches the ball again.
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"The dribbler has committed a violation
if he/she steps on or outside a boundary...."
It could have said: The dribbler has committed a violation when he touches the ball after stepping on or outside a boundary.
How do we know it was a dribble and not a pass? We were watching the game. How do you ever award two shots for a foul in the act of shooting?
That could have been a pass, too.