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Forum: Basketball Tue Jan 23, 2001, 11:32am

Replies: 32 Where is it in the book? Views: 3,358 Posted By mick Aaaaaaargh! Todd, I concede!!!!! I just read Situation 10. I found that what you say is proper according to interpretaion. In spite of my disagreement with that ruling, that will be my call from now on....

Forum: Basketball Tue Jan 23, 2001, 10:50am

Replies: 32 Where is it in the book? Views: 3,358 Posted By mick It was Voluntary Mr. VandenAkker, When a player leaps OOB, that is a<b> voluntary act</b>. He did not fall or trip. That is no different from stepping out voluntarily.

Forum: Basketball Tue Jan 23, 2001, 10:13am

Replies: 32 Where is it in the book? Views: 3,358 Posted By mick That's right! And running away from a dribble is... That's right! And running away from a dribble is not an interrupted dribble, by spirit, intent or definition.

Forum: Basketball Mon Jan 22, 2001, 01:07pm

Replies: 32 Where is it in the book? Views: 3,358 Posted By mick I am left-handed, you are right-handed. And that is all I have to say. ;) mick

Forum: Basketball Mon Jan 22, 2001, 12:12pm

Replies: 32 Where is it in the book? Views: 3,358 Posted By mick Re: Re: On being obstreperous Interrupted dribble does not have any application in this thread.

Forum: Basketball Mon Jan 22, 2001, 11:27am

Replies: 32 Where is it in the book? Views: 3,358 Posted By mick On being obstreperous If the player held the ball and passed it in bounds it is one of two things. 1.) It is the start of a dribble. 2.) it is a pass. 1.)Illegal if it is a start of a dribble, specifically, per POE...

Forum: Basketball Mon Jan 22, 2001, 09:29am

Replies: 32 Where is it in the book? Views: 3,358 Posted By mick <b> <i>2) Same situation, but A1 <u>controls... <b> <i>2) Same situation, but A1 <u>controls the ball with both hands</u> while still running (and contacting the floor), then tosses it softly so it stays on the court ....</i></b> Brian, I...

Forum: Basketball Mon Jan 22, 2001, 08:59am

Replies: 32 Where is it in the book? Views: 3,358 Posted By mick <i>"POE #5 (1999-2000) There has been some... <i>"POE #5 (1999-2000) There has been some confusion in recent years concerning whether a player may be the last person to touch the ball before stepping out-of-bounds and then be the first to...

Forum: Basketball Mon Jan 22, 2001, 08:33am

Replies: 32 Where is it in the book? Views: 3,358 Posted By mick This Page Out of Bounds (OOB) by Richard Ogg This Page Out of Bounds (OOB) by Richard Ogg

Forum: Basketball Mon Jan 22, 2001, 12:04am

Replies: 32 Where is it in the book? Views: 3,358 Posted By mick Sorry, Todd, But a player <b>leaving the court... Sorry, Todd, But a player <b>leaving the court <u>voluntarily without an intent</u> to deceive</b> is not in the Rule Book. The only confirmations I have that say it is okay is because Bob Jenkins...

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