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The traveling quiz is killing me. I need to know the answer to one of the questions now or I am going to go crazy. If A2 passes to A1. A1 throws the ball over B1's head and runs to retreive the ball, takes one dribble and shoots a lay-up. Is this traveling?
You are not allowed to pass the ball to youself right? If it had been a shot attempt then it would have been legal. B/c it was a pass to oneself it's traveling RIGHT?
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Yeah I screwed it up. Sorry. However using what the quiz says, I still dont understand how it can constitue a dribble just b/c it hit the floor before being retrieved. Read the definition of a dribble. I don't have my Fed books, but here are the first three articles from NCAA: Section 18.Dribble Art.1.A dribble is ball movement caused by a player in control who bats, pushes or taps the ball to the playing court once or several times. Art.2.The dribble may be started by pushing, throwing, tapping or batting the ball to the playing court. Art.3.During a dribble, the ball may be batted into the air, provided thatit is permitted to strike the playing court one or more times before the ball is touched again with either hand. The player "threw" the ball to start the dribble. As long as the "throw" strikes the court before the player, it constitutes a dribble. It is an ugly play, and one that I would venture a guess that nearly 50% (just a guess) would call a travel. |
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When the ball hit the floor, it was the start of a legal dribble (bat, throw, toss may start a legal dribble). What you described is legal. He could also continue his dribble once in the corner if he wanted. (TexRef beat me to the punch. Sorry if this is redundant.)
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It makes sense but it doesn't you know? I am looking at the rule book, I understand. But I dont get how a player could move the ball 15-20feet by tossing the ball in the air and retrieving it after a bounce. I guess it doesnt matter either if the player in going toward or away from the basket?
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Now if the player has already dribbled, none of this is legal, whether it hits the floor or not!! Because you are not able to start another dribble after you have used it up! So the call would be what?? (double dribble or traveling)
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