Luis is that an out-of-bounds under FIBA rules? my call is that the first drop was a fumble and then i won't call an OOB because of his momentum...?
JeroenB Seems legal to me too, he loses control of the ball, then steps out of bounds and returns back inbounds before touching the ball again.
scrounge Perhaps the official was straightlined and screened by the dribbler's body and didn't see the fumble and thought it was just a standard dribble.
VaTerp Official also appears to signal a violation and blow the whistle before the player even touched the ball.
bob jenkins VaTerp wroteOfficial also appears to signal a violation and blow the whistle before the player even touched the ball. IF the official judged it to be a dribble, then that would be correct (FED and NCAA rules).
Scrapper1 scrounge wrotePerhaps the official was straightlined and screened by the dribbler's body and didn't see the fumble and thought it was just a standard dribble. This was actually my first thought as well.
