thatd be ok if they made the call when the ball hit the ground, but if its simply the ball leaving the hand then how do you know if youre throwing a bounce pass to your teammate or dribbling?
thatd be ok if they made the call when the ball hit the ground, but if its simply the ball leaving the hand then how do you know if youre throwing a bounce pass to your teammate or dribbling?
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Good point.....I assume it would be the Refs opinion as to what the guy was trying to do
im not too much on calls that are made when the ref decides what the player was trying to do
"An individual has not started living until he can rise above the narrow confines of his individualistic concerns to the broader concerns of all humanity."
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im not too much on calls that are made when the ref decides what the player was trying to do
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The pivot foot MAY NOT be lifted before the ball is RELEASED to start a dribble. (Rule 4.43.3c) This is straight out of 2006-2007 NFHS Rule Book.
The rule says nothing about the ball touching the floor on a dribble.
If the player is SHOOTING or PASSING the ball, the pivot can be lifted with NO VIOLATION. If the player is starting a DRIBBLE and lifts the pivot BEFORE the ball leaves the players hand, it is traveling. That's the rule as best I can describe it.
yeah i got that...im saying what if he is making a bounce pass to a teammate close to him...the ref could think it was to start a dribble and blow the whistle which would be the wrong call...it's just a gay rule
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