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Old Wed Nov 01, 2017, 11:56pm
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I heard a couple years ago at a college camp that you can count the dribbles to take off time. A dribble = ~1 second. Now I've never heard that from anyone else if that says anything about that advice's legitimacy.
Absolutely not. Consider a high dribble versus a very low dribble. The time is not even close to being the same for each.
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Old Thu Nov 02, 2017, 12:53am
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Absolutely not. Consider a high dribble versus a very low dribble. The time is not even close to being the same for each.
Good point. So you think perhaps a high dribble is 1.2 seconds whereas a low dribble is 0.8? And a "normal" dribble is 1 second? I think you might be on to something here bucky.
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