So it doesn't matter if the ball is still spinning on your hand due to the bounce from the dribble?
I see many point guards esp the tall ones like to do on the moon slow-mo runs when they bring the ball from the back court to the front, they usually run 3-4 steps with the hand in contact with the ball, because they bounce high & soft so their hand can stay in contact with the ball longer. But nobody gets called for travel due to this.
I guess it will end up with judgment call. And since you believe no player has the ability to move their feet so quick you are going to judge the ball came to rest on the hand.
I'm guessing traveling is one of those more difficult to make type of judgment calls.
They should just modify the rules & explicitly state something like the dribble has considered to have ended the moment the hand comes in contact with the ball while no further dribble occurs, this will make calls much easier & clear cut.
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Originally Posted by just another ref
The dictionary definition of "come to rest" is to "slow down and stop."
If the ball is in your hand for two seconds, it has stopped there. period
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