yes
nope
a coach mainly calls the time out, but a player can do it if they have permission by the coach (unless they're team captain). you can also only call a time out if you're on OFFENSE. if you're defending and you call a time out, its a violation. a coach mainly calls the time out, but a player can do it if they have permission by the coach (unless they're team captain). you can also only call a time out if you're on OFFENSE. if you're defending and you call a time out, its a violation.
As far as college ball and the NBA are concerned, a team may call a time out when they are in possession of the ball or during a dead ball. A team may not call time out when they are on defense.
a player can hold it for 5 seconds and dribble it for 10 seconds then he has to make a basketball play
You can call a timeout whenever you would like to.
Penalties in basketball are violates that result in free throws, change of possession, or getting more time on the shot clock. For example some penalties are traveling and hacking (hacking results in free throws)
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.
Not my favorite sport, i dont like being body checked and running all the time.
Yes. if the play is dead.
As far as college ball and the NBA are concerned, a team may call a time out when they are in possession of the ball or during a dead ball. A team may not call time out when they are on defense.
Possession of WHAT?
Generally speaking, no. The rules change a little from place to place, but in most professional basketball leagues all players on the court can call a time-out if theur team is in posetion of the ball.