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Originally Posted by Camron Rust
I wouldn't. Even if the rules do not expressly prohibit it, it is an advantage not intended by the rules.
We have at least a few case plays that establish that when a player who is holding the ball deliberately releases the ball such that it is not a dribble, a try, or a pass, they are effectively considered to have been holding the ball the entire time as far as the traveling rules are concerned when they again pick up the ball.
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Even if the rules specifically state that you can't travel unless you're actually holding the ball, you'd still call traveling because you think it's an unfair advantage.
Got it.
And good luck with that philosophy. You're gonna need it.