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Old Fri Jan 15, 2016, 03:09pm
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A player doesn't have to be holding or dribbling the ball for a BC violation.
In order to have a BC violation, player control has to be have been established at some point (either in the FC or the BC) so that TC gets established. The "would you call a timeout" guideline only helps determine if there was, at any point, player control. If one is still missing BC violations after that, it's strictly because one does not know the BC rule.
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