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Old Thu Sep 08, 2011, 09:48am
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Hello,

Summer quickly coming to an end..time to start thinking basketball again.

Question:

Player A picks up his dribble and releases ball in a shooting motion and the ball slips out of his hand. No deflection by Team B. Player A catches his own ball and dribbles again.

Do we have a violation of illegal dribble?

What happens if no second dribble and player A catches his own ball and attempts another shot?

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Old Thu Sep 08, 2011, 10:01am
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Hello,

Summer quickly coming to an end..time to start thinking basketball again.

Question:

Player A picks up his dribble and releases ball in a shooting motion and the ball slips out of his hand. No deflection by Team B. Player A catches his own ball and dribbles again.

Do we have a violation of illegal dribble?

What happens if no second dribble and player A catches his own ball and attempts another shot?

Thanks!
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Old Thu Sep 08, 2011, 10:02am
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Hello,

Summer quickly coming to an end..time to start thinking basketball again.

Question:

Player A picks up his dribble and releases ball in a shooting motion and the ball slips out of his hand. No deflection by Team B. Player A catches his own ball and dribbles again.

Do we have a violation of illegal dribble?

What happens if no second dribble and player A catches his own ball and attempts another shot?

Thanks!
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Old Thu Sep 08, 2011, 10:14am
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If you deem it to be a try, you have nothing

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How can a ball that slips out of a shooters hand be considered a try for goal?
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Old Thu Sep 08, 2011, 10:22am
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Hello,

Summer quickly coming to an end..time to start thinking basketball again.

Question:

Player A picks up his dribble and releases ball in a shooting motion and the ball slips out of his hand. No deflection by Team B. Player A catches his own ball and dribbles again.

Do we have a violation of illegal dribble?

What happens if no second dribble and player A catches his own ball and attempts another shot?

Thanks!
The official needs to judge whether it was a try, a pass or a fumble. That will determine what subsequent actions (retrieveing the ball, dribbling again) are legal.
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Old Thu Sep 08, 2011, 10:46am
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How can a ball that slips out of a shooters hand be considered a try for goal?
The OP said the player "releases ball in a shooting motion". As has been said, if you deem it to be a shot attempt, end of story. It's all up to your opinion. That's why we get the big bucks.
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Old Thu Sep 08, 2011, 10:51am
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How can a ball that slips out of a shooters hand be considered a try for goal?
Depends on when it slips. You either gave a try or a fumble. Decide which and the player's allowed actions result from there. Either way, he can recover the ball.
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Old Thu Sep 08, 2011, 11:01am
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The official needs to judge whether it was a try, a pass or a fumble. That will determine what subsequent actions (retrieveing the ball, dribbling again) are legal.
Just to clarify..If it WAS NOT a shooting motion and instead a muff or passing motion..then we would have a violation if he dribbled or made a shot attempt?
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Old Thu Sep 08, 2011, 11:15am
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Just to clarify..If it WAS NOT a shooting motion and instead a muff or passing motion..then we would have a violation if he dribbled or made a shot attempt?
Try -- can recover and dribble
Fumble -- can recover but not dribble
Pass -- can not recover (asuming the recovery involves movign the pivot foot)
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Old Thu Sep 08, 2011, 11:23am
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Just to clarify..If it WAS NOT a shooting motion and instead a muff or passing motion..then we would have a violation if he dribbled or made a shot attempt?
Shot attempt? When is it ever a violation for a player to attempt a try?
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Old Thu Sep 08, 2011, 01:12pm
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Shot attempt? When is it ever a violation for a player to attempt a try?
If they make it, on a throwin.
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Old Thu Sep 08, 2011, 01:56pm
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If they make it, on a throwin.
Closest example I could think of....
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Old Thu Sep 08, 2011, 10:29pm
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If they make it, on a throwin.
By rule, it can't be a shot attempt.
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Old Fri Sep 09, 2011, 02:12am
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By rule, it can't be a shot attempt.
All I see in the definition of a shot is that the player is attempting to score 2 or 3 points.....I don't see anywhere that it says that have to be able to be successful.

So, I'm not sure that it can't be attempt, just that it can't be successful.

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