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another off the wall study guide question
A1 receives a pass standing still with both feet on the floor. He places the ball on the floor and releases it simultaneously with both hands. (WHY???)
He then picks the ball up and starts a dribble. Ruling: Legal play. uh.....true?........maybe......weird.....definitel y
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Caught a pass; (no pivot foot yet, thinking in my head). Touches ball to the floor - legal releases ball while touching floor; both hands simultaneously... okay, does not meet the definition of starting a dribble. (i agree WHY??? tied his shoe?) Picks up the ball and starts a dribble- if there has been no dribble; seems legal |
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The ball was placed on the floor. This, to me, would not be the same as "......pushing, throwing, or batting the ball to the floor...."
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Can he now pick up the ball & dribble?
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He doesn't need to dribble. He's Superman.
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I think the interpretation of the player placing the ball on the ground and letting go is that of an interupted dribble (4-15-5) but I'm not sure it meets the criteria (i.e., deflecting off the dribbler (he placed it there) or getting away from the dribbler (again - it didn't get away, he placed it there)). If it is an interupted dribble they can pick it up and dribble after it as stated in the case.
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But I guess I should've worded it this way: He then picks the ball up and starts a dribble. Ruling: Legal play. 4-15-3 contains the answer to why the play is legal. |
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My guess is he can, because of 4-15(NOTES)3.
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