Team Control ends in 3 ways:

1) on a shot or tap for goal

2) opponent secures da ball

3) Dead Ball

A loose ball remains in control of the team whose player last had control

Team control exists on an in-bounds pass, pass between players and when a teammate has control of the ball. Team control also extends to a ball that is loose on the floor until it is secured by the opposing team.

There are three situations where there is no team control, rebound, jump ball, and dead ball.

See 4-12-3

Not quite.. Team control ends when the try is released, not when the rebound begins.

sorry. i couldn't see the question through the condescending comments. team control ends on a shot, dead ball, or when the other team gains control.
never said i didn't know the answer. just seeing how many others might be confused by this play. good to know u ask questions after you have the answer as well.

Oh, so now we're supposed to know you're quizzing us with your questions? It was a basic question with a no doubt about it answer.

What are we supposed to be thinking about?

Since when did we become your little experiment on team control?

u were the one who said you ask questions after look up the answer so why can't we? hypocrite

u continue to type of assumption. embarrassing really. wasn't testing anyone. Seeing if it wasn't as simple as i thought it was. Quite a few in our association had never thought about that play. I did learn something though. ill keep that to myself. no sense 2 of us looking silly

Then your association needs some more rules study. An interrupted dribble doesn't meet any of the 3 items that terminates TC.

agreed

Which is the only reason I asked this question: