Apr 28, 2024
10:58:16pm
10:58:16pm
I see control occuring before two hands are on the ball.
So the question is not how many steps, the question is when is there control of the ball. The rule is written differently for a loose ball compared to a dribble (which does require 2 hands on the ball) Because there is a difference that implies that two hands are not required for control of a loose ball. But i'm not a referee. I'm just someone that argues with IRS appeals officers about the the meaning of written tax law, regulations, and treaties.
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Probably already discussed but is this steal travel dunk by Lebron a joke or what? Traveling's no longer a thing?
Apr 28, 6:58pm
Apr 28, 7:04pm
Yeah, we takes two steps after he picks up the dribble. There are lots of questionable no calls in the NBA but this aint
Apr 28, 7:05pm
If you are already running you can. He knocks the ball out, doesn’t have possession, picks the ball up, takes a step and
Apr 28, 7:21pm
Apr 28, 8:24pm
To me. the ball is no longer "loose" when he has full control of it but continues to take 2 steps mid dribble.
Apr 28, 7:07pm
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Apr 28, 7:18pm