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Originally Posted by bainsey
As I see it, if A-1 puts the ball on the wrong backboard, that's one dribble. The ball does not go in, and A-1 catches the ball, and "tries" again. The instant that ball hits the backboard again -- regardless of whether it hit the rim the first time -- we have a double dribble, correct?
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When does a dribble become illegal? That should answer your question.
Would you call an illegal dribble if a player holding a ball dribbles once, catches the ball, throws the ball to the floor and then doesn't touch it again?
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Originally Posted by WreckRef
I left out that parts that were irrelevant to my question to save time/space. Sorry if it added to any confusion.
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The confusing part was that you quoted one play but then a different ruling, which made the whole statement incorrect on its face.