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1- travel (defender "must" have two hands on the ball) 2- travel 3- legal play (team or player control ends on an attempted shot for goal) 4- I have a FIBA casebook (2004 version) issued in New Zealand written by F. Horgan, cheers
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Both hands on the ball are not required see 12.2.1
Held ball situations......one OR both hands BTW 2004 'casebook'/interpretations from 2004 may not be valid since the rule changes in 2006! |
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Thanks Jay, I understand what your saying and like what was stated already it does really only apply for fouls after the shot has been released. I still am having a hard time with the fact that the offense released the ball on purpose and then recovered the ball all while airborne. I guess if it was really an athletic move I might just have to consider giving him/her a break for the effort.....
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I understand that it's largely trivial, but the description "let go of the ball" to me sounds like a purposeful act. For an act not intended, the description is better served being "the ball was knocked out of his hands".
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Under FIBA rules......,
If a player/shooter releases the ball, it is checked by a defender, and the same airborne shooter catches the ball in the air, and returns to the floor, it IS a legal play. ..............or have I missed the point? ..............which is possible, it is late here in Europe!! |
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The theory that a fumble is related only to dribbling is wrong; the rules say explicitly that fumbles at the start or end of a dribble are not dribbles, but don't say that a fumble can happen only at those times. Read 24.1.2. Ciao |
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