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Originally Posted by bainsey
1) That sitch is about TEAM control, not player control. Team control has to be established in the front court for a backcourt violation to exist.
2)A fumble does not wipe the slate clean. Consider fumble-dribble-fumble vs. dribble-fumble-dribble. The former is legal; the latter is not --assuming there's a ball hold before the second dribble -- because you still have two dribbles.
3) The fumble was fine, until the player started directing the ball to another spot. Once he gained control a second time, I have a travel.
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1) Team control has got dick-all to do with traveling. Never has, never will. The definition of traveling in rule 4-44 as already cited umpteen times says that you can't travel unless you're holding the ball. And holding the ball is player control as per rule 4-12-1. Team control is completely irrelevant when it comes to traveling. And we sureashell haven't been discussing backcourt violations.
2) How about dribble-fumble-grab ball? You do realize that's what you insist on saying has to be traveling, don't you? On second thought, no, you obviously don't realize that.
3) Did you even bother to read case book play 4.15COMMENT? The one that said that there's
NO player control during a batt? You can't call a travel by rule on this play when the player regains player control unless the player actually travels
AFTER regaining player control.
Bainsey, quite simply you have a very weak understanding of some very basic basketball rules. It's truly unfortunate that you a have a local IAABO board interpreter that shares that problem and can't help you out.