Yes and no. If someone else touched the ball, then you are eligible to touch the ball again. If no one touched it and you grab it again, it is considered traveling.
yes lebron James can reach up and grab a roll of quarters off the top of a nba backboard
yes, as long as it hits anything, except for the net alone. in college you can actually shoot an airball and grab the ball.
to catch the ball
Grab a ball and run.
You hit it repeatedly.
Yes, but it most touch the rim first or if it completely missed the rim, they could grab the air ball before it goes out of bounds or if anyone else grabs it.
Yes, you can. This is called stealing the ball, a concept that is heavily used throughout the game. If you happen to hit your opponent while attempting to steal the ball (hitting his wrist, arm, body, etc.), that is a foul, and you will not get the ball.
a toss up is used when two players of the opposite tem grab the ball at the same time, the ref throws the ball in the air and the two players jump and try and grab the ball first. the game then continues from there
grab a bat and ball and go nuts!
yes
A Steal in basketball is when you stael the ball from your oponent. so if ou either intersept the ball when he is about to shoot or when you grab the ball from him when he is dribling