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Originally Posted by M&M Guy
Not relavent.[sic]
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To the OP, M&M? True. That illustration had more to do with Cam's example than anything.
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Originally Posted by Jurassic Referee
You need to learn basic definitions, Bainsey.
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Already covered, chief. If you notice in the following paragraph, "pass" is in quotes. Perhaps I should have done the same there, too, for clarity's sake.
Anyway, the number of feet on the floor is irrelevant when touching the ball twice. That's fine. While that certainly isn't a pass, and the act is indeed a violation, I'm not yet sold it's a dribble, either. If a dribble starts with the act of pushing the ball to the floor (NFHS 4-15-1), how can one call an illegal dribble when the definition of dribbling is not met?