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.
Yes, as long as they do not foul the person. You can foul a person by: * Hitting them, even by accident. * Blocking them without having both feet firmly planted on the ground. There are more ways to foul a person I just can't think of all of them right now.
Yes, as long as you do not make contact with the player themselves.
Yes That IS Called stealing the ball out of somebody's hand
Yes it's called a steal.
Yes, without fouling
yes
Jump ball
When basketball was first created players were not allowed to dribble the ball.
Yes
Hands are considered part of the ball when in contact with the ball. If a defender strikes the hands of a player which are holding the ball, it is considered to be the same as the defender striking the ball. (I am a basketball referee certified by IAABO)
A great move to use in basketball is the crossover. While you are dribbling, switch hands with the ball, this will help you defend the ball.
basketball: you have to bounce the ball while moving apart from the last 2 steps you cant bounce the ball with both hands not allowed to step over the line when taking a freethrow you cant sheperd somebody not allowed to use your elbow to fend off
First of all, the sport is called basketball. Not a basketball. The objective is to dribble the ball down the court and shoot with your hands into the basketball net.
Beacause in soccer you use your feet the ball can't be as hard as it might be in basketball when you only use your hands.
yes by the time basket ball was invented women were allowed
Yes as long as you don't touch them! only the ball
Nope you have to have the ball and give it to someone else and they have to make a shot, but a screen you don't have the ball your just getting into someones way
A double dribble