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Originally Posted by Camron Rust
The principle is that once a team has earned "possession" they don't get it taken away by a correctable error. They earn possession by the other team committing an infraction (foul or violation), by securing a rebound, or by getting a steal.
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mbyron, Camron is right. The two are not synonymous. Team possession can be gained without team control. Two examples are the ball becoming at the disposal of a thrower and the ball becoming dead for a held ball with the arrow pointing in the team's favor. Both of those situations confer team possession for correctable error purposes, but lack team control.
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Originally Posted by bob jenkins
I think there are case plays to this effect.
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Yes, but unfortunately, not all of them are correct, particularly a couple of the most recent rulings.
