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Forum: Basketball Wed Nov 05, 2014, 11:29pm

Replies: 58 Backcourt Views: 4,836 Posted By just another ref I think that would be better. Coaches... I think that would be better. Coaches notoriously see what they want to see and, in this case, hear what they want to hear. You say "interrupted dribble" and they're gonna just latch onto the...

Forum: Basketball Wed Nov 05, 2014, 11:12pm

Replies: 58 Backcourt Views: 4,836 Posted By just another ref Take a poll of every coach in the world and ask... Take a poll of every coach in the world and ask for a definition of an interrupted dribble. If I did start to explain this (which is unlikely) I would avoid the use of this term. The division...

Forum: Basketball Wed Nov 05, 2014, 11:00pm

Replies: 58 Backcourt Views: 4,836 Posted By just another ref yes yes

Forum: Basketball Wed Nov 05, 2014, 10:20pm

Replies: 58 Backcourt Views: 4,836 Posted By just another ref Look at 4-15-6. During an interrupted... Look at 4-15-6. During an interrupted dribble: No closely guarded count. No player control foul. No time-out granted.

Forum: Basketball Wed Nov 05, 2014, 02:39pm

Replies: 58 Backcourt Views: 4,836 Posted By just another ref The relevant part is that when player control is... The relevant part is that when player control is lost the ball touching the frontcourt gives it frontcourt status. Pass, interrupted dribble, fumble, it doesn't matter. Ball in frontcourt, still in...

Forum: Basketball Wed Nov 05, 2014, 01:39pm

Replies: 58 Backcourt Views: 4,836 Posted By just another ref No, any touch would still give the ball backcourt... No, any touch would still give the ball backcourt status.

Forum: Basketball Wed Nov 05, 2014, 03:50am

Replies: 58 Backcourt Views: 4,836 Posted By just another ref The whole point is that 4-4-6 is not to be... The whole point is that 4-4-6 is not to be considered. If there is an interrupted dribble (and there is here, it's a given in the OP) then, by definition there is no player control. If there is no...

Forum: Basketball Tue Nov 04, 2014, 10:57pm

Replies: 58 Backcourt Views: 4,836 Posted By just another ref 4-4-2 & 4-4-3 4-4-2 & 4-4-3

Forum: Basketball Tue Nov 04, 2014, 11:08am

Replies: 58 Backcourt Views: 4,836 Posted By just another ref I don't even see this as a debate. The key is... I don't even see this as a debate. The key is that there is no player control during an interrupted dribble. The location of a ball not in player control is wherever it last touched the court.

Forum: Basketball Tue Nov 04, 2014, 02:55am

Replies: 58 Backcourt Views: 4,836 Posted By just another ref I disagree. This is one time you do read the... I disagree. This is one time you do read the book literally. interrupted dribble That's what it means. There is a dribble which is before this and continues after this but the interrupted dribble...

Forum: Basketball Tue Nov 04, 2014, 12:34am

Replies: 58 Backcourt Views: 4,836 Posted By just another ref 4-15-5: There is no player control during an... 4-15-5: There is no player control during an interrupted dribble. Therefore, where is the ball? 4-4-2: A ball which is in contact with the court is in frontcourt if the ball is not...

Forum: Basketball Mon Nov 03, 2014, 10:19pm

Replies: 58 Backcourt Views: 4,836 Posted By just another ref The OP is a violation. When we say an... The OP is a violation. When we say an interrupted dribble has not ended, the only significance is that it may be resumed by the dribbler without a violation. A ball which is not in player control...

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