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So are you saying that if you are dribbling and go out on momentum, you can't come back in and recover?
that last case example seems to say that the problem with dribbling, leaving, and coming back, was because it was of the player's own volition, not because he was dribbling.
if you catch (thus control) the ball, leave it in the court as you leave it through momentum, then come back in and touch, that appears to be clearly ok under those case examples.
can you use actual language of the books to support what you say?
having an argument with guys in a pick up game, and I'm still not sure about what the books actually say. It's not terribly clear.
thanks,
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