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Originally Posted by Back In The Saddle
You're not normally judging intent, but outcomes. Often you cannot determine if it is a dribble until you see what happens next. If he bats the ball to the floor, then continues dribbling...it was the start of a dribble. If he bats it to the floor, then grabs it off the bounce...it was not the start of a dribble. If he bats the ball into the air, lets it hit the ground, then continues dribbling...it was the start of a dribble. etc.
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And if he batts or taps the ball to another player or himself in the air, then that's a batt or tap without player control if you judge the ball never came to rest in the batter/tapper's hand(s) during the batt/tap.
And so it is written; and so it shall be.
Now quit using common sense. You're confusing Billy.
