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The difference is whether or not B1 causes A1 to lose control of the ball. Once control is lost, A1 basically starts a new possession.
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In part (c), B touches the ball, but A does not ("chooses not to") release the ball and returns to the floor. ==> Travelling. |
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OK, and the difference between (a) and (c) is the ball is loose or dislodged in (a) making it legal to return to the floor with it, but it never leaves player's hands in (c)? A tough call sometimes if you can't get a good look at it.
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