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Originally Posted by Back In The Saddle
I suppose that means he could spend the entire quarter just bouncing the ball off the glass.
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If player A1 tosses the ball
repeatedly off his/her own backboard while keeping his/her pivot foot in contact with the floor . . . it is legal.
Isn't this,
"repeatedly off his/her own backboard", the same as
"from one hand to the other" ? If so, and I believe it is, then 4.44.3D(a) tells us this is legal.
The difference between (a) and (b) in 4.44.3D is the pivot foot movement. That is why I have decided that as long as the foot/feet do not move in excess of the prescribed limits stated in 4-44-3, that is one way an alley-oop to yourself, off your own backboard, would be legal.