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Originally Posted by BigCat
The three points rule in ball location section says "DURING a dribble from BC to FC...."
The definition of Dribble says "A dribble is ball movement CAUSED BY A PLAYER IN CONTROL...."
Even though it is called an "interrupted dribble", it is not, by definition, a DRIBBLE since there is no player control. The player has the right to resume the dribble (get player control back) but what is in between cant be a dribble under the definitions imo.
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I agree with this. And, again, the fact that rules that would apply during a dribble do not apply during an interrupted dribble. Rule 4-15-6
a. no closely guarded count
b. no player control fouls
c. no time out requests granted
d. no out of bounds violations for the player involved