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Sun Jan 08, 2023, 05:38am
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The rules prohibit a player who is in possession of the ball while contacting the floor with other than a hand or foot from rolling over or attempting to get up (or actually getting up). That is all. There are no other restrictions on such a player. Therefore, I believe that the action you describe is legal.
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