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Mon Apr 07, 2014, 11:38am
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I think the question being asked in #1 and #2 assume the feet are not relevant on the release (the pivot foot is not lifted). The real question is whether the player can throw the ball and then run to catch it.
The answer: If the ball does not bounce, NO....illegal dribble or travel (it could be deemed to be either). If the ball bounces before being touched, YES....that is a dribble by definition.
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