yes you can i even saw it on the nba website
Well, you should look up while dribbling, keep dribbiling too.
No. You can have one foot on the ground or no feet on the ground as long as the player has secured the ball. ie. A player can signal for a timeout in mid-air as long as he/she has secured the ball and signaled for the timeout before stepping out of bounds.
No, in basketball, you cannot move your pivot foot while maintaining possession of the ball.
As far as college ball and the NBA are concerned, a team may call a time out when they are in possession of the ball or during a dead ball. A team may not call time out when they are on defense.
By definition, a ball "in the air" is a loose ball, and therefore no one has possession. However, depending upon the circumstances, it's possible that only one team has the right to gain possession (for example, a punted ball).
No, a timeout can not be called until the player with the ball is down or out of bounds.
Yes, if you push him out of bounds while he has the ball, it is your ball. Or a change of possession if that is easier to understand
You can call a time out until the other team inbounds the ball.
No, a player cannot be called for offsides in basketball. The term "offsides" is not used in basketball rules. If a player steps out of bounds while in possession of the ball, it is called a "out of bounds" violation, and the ball is turned over to the opposing team.
You cannot take more than 2 steps without dribbiling or it will be called travel and the ball would go to the other team.
A fumbled ball is when a player loses possession of the ball while attempting to maintain control, usually due to mishandling or a defensive player disrupting the play.
yes except when one teams player is inbounding the ball because the other team has scored.