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Ball tossed off own backboard (not a shot)
NFHS Case Play 9.5 clearly spells out that a pass off the opponents backboard is a dribble.
It also spells out that it is NOT a dribble to toss it off your own backboard.
However, it doesn't specify what tossing the ball off your own backboard (when it is NOT a try) does once a player has ended a dribble.
For instance, is it like bouncing it off another player and you are free and clear to dribble again?
Or is it "nothing" (as if it never happened) so that a player would commit a double-dribble violation if he/she bounced the ball to the floor again?
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