A rolling inbounded ball is almost never touched by the dribbler until they

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Sep 15, 2020
7:35:41pm

Corn Pop Intervention Needed

A rolling inbounded ball is almost never touched by the dribbler until they

finally pick it up. There's some gray area in what just happened, but it's not the same as essentially chasing down a non-possessed ball.

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Corn Pop

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I guess falling on the court with the ball or getting back up without a dribble

nephicoug

9/15/20 7:29pm

He out the ball on the court, so at that point he can get up and it's not a travel. Same as walking next to a rolling

unctoothman

9/15/20 7:31pm

A rolling inbounded ball is almost never touched by the dribbler until they

Corn Pop

9/15/20 7:35pm

Point is, if the ball is sitting on the floor it's not being held/possessed by a player. So there's no ability to travel

unctoothman

9/15/20 7:55pm

There's no rhyme or reason for when a ref (rarely) calls traveling anymore.

Corn Pop

9/15/20 7:32pm

Its a legal play

Jay Kay

9/15/20 7:44pm

Don’t rain on the “ugh NBA is a joke, there’s no travels or defense anymore”

2018grad

9/15/20 7:50pm

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