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In basketball, you can hold the ball for a maximum of 5 seconds without dribbling, moving, passing, or shooting before a violation is called.
A player can pass the ball to a player located further down the court or he can run while dribbling the ball. A player cannot move his feet while holding the ball.
Traveling
When the player that receives the pass dribbles the ball. If the player receiving the ball makes a jump shot without dribbling or drives the basket and makes the shot without dribbling an assist is awarded. Actully no, an assist counts if the playr that got th bal passed to scores in less then 2 seconds. Not when he dribbles. Thats not true. You get 3 seconds 2 score. And the player passing th ball gets the assist
When a basketball player runs with the ball with out dribbling, they are traveling which is against the rules.
A deadball in basketball is when someone who is dribbling the ball, stops dribbling. That person is just stuck in that spot until a teammate comes to retrieve the ball. You can only be "dead" for 5 seconds with a defender on you.
'Held ball' is an infringement which occurs when a player with the ball holds it for three seconds or more.
If a player dribbling the ball steps out of bounds while the ball is still in bounds, they lose their status as a player in bounds. When they step back in bounds, they cannot legally continue dribbling until they re-establish themselves in bounds. Specifically, they must ensure both feet are in bounds before they can resume dribbling. If they continue dribbling without re-establishing their position, it results in a turnover.
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In the NBA the player has 8 seconds to cross the back court. In college it's 10.
On average, you can only hold the ball upto 3(three) seconds. In primary school games, the ball can sometimes be held upto 5(five) seconds but it all depends on the umpire in primary school games.