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Where I'm not sure: Is that split second touch by the defender that forces the ball into two hands of the dribbler considered "loss of control" or "interrupted dribble"??? I'm not entirely sure and was looking for other opinions on the matter. I'd like to get the call right in a HS game. The loss of control or interrupted dribble in this context would certainly be in the hundredths of a second range. Is the simple act of the the defender touching the ball enough to allow the dribbler to grab the ball with two hands after they were already dribbling and to start the dribble again? |
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If not, illegal dribble. If so, legal play. I'm not even sure if "control" in this rule means "player control" (as defined by NFHS rules), or is just a generic "lose control" as defined by Funk and Wagnalls? 9-5 has the word "player" and "control" separated by twenty-one words.
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But I mean in response to a direct question. Not whether they should, but whether it's legal, since as we've seen here the answer doesn't always come easy.
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A few times every season, even in varsity games, a player will ask me (before I get a chance to tell him), "Can I run the endline?", and I always answer truthfully. And I don't believe that this is a form of coaching.
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There is also 4.2.2.C.6 from the Manual. Sent from my SM-N950U using Tapatalk
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Player on lane before free throw, "How many shots?". Player behind three point arc before free throw is at disposal, "Can I get on the lane (to fill open spot)?". I don't see any reason why an official couldn't, or shouldn't, answer the question, "Sir, may I dribble?". I always signal and state, "Designated spot"; or signal and state, "Run the endline"; on every backcourt endline throwin to be proactive and "by the book". In my example I was describing a player who himself was being proactive, and asked, "Can I run the endline?", before I signaled and stated such.
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Even if one is a female official.
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tips the ball on the dribble
A dribbles down the court and is confronted by B but no contact just in defensive position. During his dribble, A then tips the ball over the head of B further down the court and retrieves the ball and continues his dribble down the court without picking up the ball.
Is this legal? Thx |
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