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Originally Posted by gslefeb
Why isn't the slap considered a dribble?
I've read MTD's reponse:
"A player must have established player control before said player can start to dribble the ball."
Example: If A1 passes to A2. A2 does not catch the ball, but slaps it to the floor. I would consider that a start of a dribble. Is that not correct?
Or is the term "slap" what I'm missing? By "slap" there is no control. While a controlled push to the floor indicates the start of the dribble?
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"Slap" is not defined.
You need to decide whether it's a fumble or a controlled move to be a dribble.
87.6% of the time on the pass, it's a fumble.