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If so, you really need to re-read Rule 4, Definitions. A dribble is not a pass. That's in Rule 4, too.
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Second, muff it, lose control, fumble, pass, or just stop dribbling while running toward backcourt and then letting the ball continue into the backcourt with out touching it are all the same thing. I am just saying someone on the offense would have to touch it after it touches the mid court line or in the backcourt before a BC violation should be called. You should probably consider all of them a loose ball per the definition in Rule 4. |
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He didn't say "throw", he said "bat" as part of a dribble.
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On that one, we have a specific "Note" in the rule book that says it is OOB when a dribbler steps OOB whether they're touching the ball or not. We don't have a similar rule regarding the division line. Does the concept apply? By letter of the rule, no. By spirit, probably.
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