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.
There really is no rule on this. The only time you can really touch a player is when they are backing you down in the post (in which you can put one hand or arm on them) or when they have their pivot foot on the ground. Other than that, most touching of other players is considered a foul.
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.
yes
the ball is turned over to the other team
a player can hold it for 5 seconds and dribble it for 10 seconds then he has to make a basketball play
Normally, the center would. But in the case of a jump ball, the player that was fighting for possession of the ball will jump.( what he said)
When a player takes a charge in basketball, they position themselves in front of an offensive player driving towards the basket, absorbing the contact and falling to the ground. This results in a defensive foul being called on the offensive player, giving possession of the ball to the defending team. Taking a charge can swing momentum in a game by stopping the offensive player's drive and potentially causing them to foul out.
Double team is when two defensive players are guarding one offensive player. That offensive player is usually the player in possession of the ball.
An offensive player touch the ball when it is in the cylinder. If a defensive player touches it then, it is goaltending and two or three points are awarded.
Whenever a basketball player is dribbling down the court and a defensive player is coming from behind, your teammates/fans yell "wolf" to tell the person with possession of the ball to beware that the defense is about to steal the ball.
A kickball in basketball occurs when a player intentionally kicks the ball. This results in a violation, leading to a turnover and possession being awarded to the opposing team. Kickballs disrupt the flow of the game and can give the other team an advantage by gaining possession of the ball.
The ball is placed where the ball actually is (assuming the player still has "possession") when the player is down by contact or when the knee hits the ground.