Held Ball?

[IchiRef]

Originally Posted by Ch1town

A1 jumps to release a shot, B3 blocks the ball (with 1 hand) so it doesn't leave A1s hands & he returns to the floor.

Results in a held ball not a travel.

I see this situation as very different. would it still result it a held ball if A1 was on the floor and passing?

Originally Posted by IchiRef

I see this situation as very different. would it still result it a held ball if A1 was on the floor and passing?

Extremely different, but "1 hand" is what the 2 share in common.
Forgive me if I'm wrong, but by your OP I thought that was the reason for your concern.

[mbyron]

Originally Posted by Ch1town

Extremely different, but "1 hand" is what the 2 share in common.

Only if they're conjoined twins.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by mbyron

Only if they're conjoined twins.

On opposing teams? :horror:

[cubsfanllw]

I had exactly the same thing last night in a VG game.

A1 has the ball laying on the floor in the frontcourt. B1 reaches in and puts one hand on it and just looks at me. I didn't see anything close to simultaneous possession. We all just sat there for what seemed like forever (maybe 2 seconds) and I finally called a held ball. Not sure what I should done (definitely not legal guarding position) and A1 was making no attempt to do anything with the ball. Something had to give.

[Mark Padgett]

Originally Posted by cubsfanllw

I had exactly the same thing last night in a VG game.

Conjoined twins? Were they wearing the same number?

Sorry - being from the South Side, I couldn't help teasing a Cubs fan.

[icallfouls]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

On opposing teams? :horror:

The school district boundary is divided top bunk and bottom bunk.