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Old Tue Feb 01, 2005, 04:37pm
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A carry is just a carry. It has its own mechanic and everything.
Carry still has a signal, but they removed the violation a couple of years ago.
Say what?

Rule 4-15-4(b)--"The dribble ends when the dribbler palms/carries the ball by allowing it to come to rest in one or both hands".
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Old Tue Feb 01, 2005, 04:37pm
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There were seperate calls for a carry/palming and double/illegal dribble.

They combined the two into one signal the double/illegal dribble and called it an illegal dribble a few years ago.

They then changed it back.

The violation for both is for an illegal dribble. If it is one hand and a crossover-type move use the carry/palming signal. If it is two hands or an obvious end of a dribble use the illegal dribble signal.
Whew...I was just flipping through my book trying to find anything in the Definitions section or Violations section referring to the Carry or Palming. Nothing there. Weird that you wouldn't have some kind of text in the rule book to go along with a mechanic.
It's 4-15-4-b, but it is not mentioned in rule 9.
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Old Tue Feb 01, 2005, 04:40pm
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If by rule there can be no walk during a dribble, then is a carry (palming, etc) a double dribble? The rule says that a dribble ends when it is in the palm of the hand, which is what made me think the next dribble violated the double dribble.
If the player takes a step when palming the ball - it is a travel. If they don't and simply stop and then restart their dribble - it is a double dribble.

woops - should have read the other answers before posting this. BTW the carry mechanic has been removed from FIBA (in case you care)
You may want to review 4-43.
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Old Tue Feb 01, 2005, 04:42pm
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Double Dribble in the following.

When the ball is at rest in the hand the first dribble ends when it leaves the hand and connects with the floor again it is a double dribble.
If you are saying this is a Violation, this is incorrect. [/B]
You stop one dribble and start a second which is double dribble also known as a violation
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Old Tue Feb 01, 2005, 04:43pm
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Have to double check with Mark on this one....but I believe the palming/carrying the ball mechanic and the over and back mechanic were the same last year...at least in the 03-04 rule book. Have to dig and check it out.
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Old Tue Feb 01, 2005, 04:46pm
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Double Dribble in the following.

When the ball is at rest in the hand the first dribble ends when it leaves the hand and connects with the floor again it is a double dribble.
If you are saying this is a Violation, this is incorrect.
You stop one dribble and start a second which is double dribble also known as a violation [/B]
Its not a violation until the dribbler is the 1st to touch the ball after it touches the floor.
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Old Tue Feb 01, 2005, 04:48pm
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It's 4-15-4-b, but it is not mentioned in rule 9.

In 4-15-4b It's a way to stop a dribble but the illegal action comes when they return the ball to the floor 9-5 (illegal dribble) or picks up his/her pivot foot and returns it to the floor 9-4 (travel)
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Old Tue Feb 01, 2005, 04:52pm
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There were seperate calls for a carry/palming and double/illegal dribble.

They combined the two into one signal the double/illegal dribble and called it an illegal dribble a few years ago.

They then changed it back.

The violation for both is for an illegal dribble. If it is one hand and a crossover-type move use the carry/palming signal. If it is two hands or an obvious end of a dribble use the illegal dribble signal.
Whew...I was just flipping through my book trying to find anything in the Definitions section or Violations section referring to the Carry or Palming. Nothing there. Weird that you wouldn't have some kind of text in the rule book to go along with a mechanic.
It's 4-15-4-b, but it is not mentioned in rule 9.
Yes there it is - subtle but it's at least mentioned. Thanks.
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Old Tue Feb 01, 2005, 04:53pm
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I'm still trying to find out where it says "Double Dribble".

Rule 9-5 Illegal Dribble!! Signals #19
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Old Tue Feb 01, 2005, 04:56pm
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Its not a violation until the dribbler is the 1st to touch the ball after it touches the floor.
If I left that part out I apologize. He/she has to dribble again. Thus being the first person to touch it.
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Old Tue Feb 01, 2005, 04:58pm
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joseph2493, If I understand you correctly, you would call a DD on a lot of bounce passes. A1 ends dribble, then releases the ball to the floor to pass and Beep, DD when it touches the floor. I must be misunderstanding you.


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Old Tue Feb 01, 2005, 05:05pm
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I'm still trying to find out where it says "Double Dribble".

Rule 9-5 Illegal Dribble!! Signals #19
It does say may not dribble a second time.

Second = two

Double = two

Second = double
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Old Tue Feb 01, 2005, 05:08pm
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I'm still trying to find out where it says "Double Dribble".

Rule 9-5 Illegal Dribble!! Signals #19
It does say may not dribble a second time.

Second = two

Double = two

Second = double
LOL

Still looking for Double Dribble Definition. And where all that math is in the rules book!

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Old Wed Feb 02, 2005, 07:46am
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The dribbler does not have to touch it first to be an illegal dribble

Once the player has ended their dribble, if he/she starts another dribble its a violation. The dribbler does not have to touch the ball before the violation occurs. The violation occurs when he/she initiates the dribble. A bounce pass can not be confused for a dribble. For example, A1 dribbles up the court and ends their dribble. They then initiate another dribble but before the ball bounces back to their hand the ball is touched by the defender. I have an illegal dribble even though the dribbler was not the first to touch it after it hit the floor. The illegal dribble is called at the start of the dribble.

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Old Wed Feb 02, 2005, 08:18am
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Thumbs down Splitting Hairs

It amazes me how we split hairs on terminology on this board. Carrying vs. palming vs. illegal dribble. It is simply a violation, call it what you like, the offense got an advantage and should lose the possession.
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