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Player putting his forearm on the dribbler is called what foul in basketball?
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Maintaining contact with the player in possession of the ball with the hand or arm without pressure but for an extended period of time is known as "hand-checking." If the forearm is used to limit the motion of the dribbler, a "holding" call may be made.
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