FIBA Question

[SmokeEater]

Originally Posted by Tweet

1) Player A jumps with ball and Player B blocks the shot with both hands firmly on the ball and causes Player A to return to the floor with both guys still holding ball --> JUMP BALL --> Casebook 25-4

2) Player B blocks shot by putting hands on ball but never firmly holding it causing Player A to return to floor with ball --> Travel --> Casebook 25-6


3) If ball was blocked on a shot and ball was released and then caught by the same player before he returned to the floor then NO CALL --> Casebook 25-10. If it was not on a shot then you have to decide whether or not Offensive player lost control of the ball if he did then he cannot travel --> Travel can only occur during player control

I think you are referencing NFHS casebook so I will state the following

1) for FIBA we are being taught that firm grip means that it would take some force for one of the players to take the ball away from the other in order for that to be a held ball situation.
2) exactly the same
3) although the shot attempt has ended the player is still considered an airborne shooter until both feet are on the floor again. If the player regains control before landing again it is also a travel.

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[Tweet]

No!.... I was referencing the Fiba casebook

[SmokeEater]

Originally Posted by Tweet

No!.... I was referencing the Fiba casebook

From FIBA.com website

"Q: Where can I get a FIBA Casebook?

There is no FIBA Casebook. FIBA does not publish casebooks. "

Can you direct me to where I can read the casebook plays you have? It would assist me with my learning.