According to the National Federation of State High School Association, rule 9 section 10 "Closely Guarded"
Art. 1...A player shall not while closely guarded:
a. In his/her frontcourt, hold the ball for five seconds or dribble the ball for five seconds.
b. In his/her frontcourt, control the ball for five seconds in an area enclosed by screening teammates.
Art. 2...A closely guarded count shall not be started during an interrupted dribble.
Art. 3...A closely guarded count shall be terminated during an interrupted dribble.
You need to dummy and when the opponent is one way, dribble past them and make a great layup. It worked for me!
if he did a pump fake it is fine, but if just stopped randomly dribbling then dribbled again it would be a unnecessary carry
Not really, because when you dribble, you are losing saliva. The salivary glands are essential to many functions in the body.
lean you body to the lead hand and dribble with the other. Count down to 3 then switch while accelerating A crossover dribble is just switching hands, whether its right to left or left to right
yes ,it is traveling for the simple reason that your pivit foot has to stay on the ground unless you dribble ,pass ,or shoot !UNLESS, another player touches the ball to cause you to lose control, like a blocked shot, then you begin to dribble
Scribble means to draw outside the lines purposely, almost like a preschooler would do. Dribble means, while playing basketball, to bounce the ball while moving up and down the court
An adverb for "dribble" could be "carelessly" or "swiftly." Adverbs modify verbs by providing information on how the action is performed. In this case, "carelessly dribble" would indicate a lack of precision or control, while "swiftly dribble" would suggest a quick and efficient manner of dribbling.
a double dribble is when you start dribbling than you stop to try to pass the ball to another player and you can not see anyone to pass it to than you just start dribbling again it is a double dribble or a foul and its a throw in for the other team
The word "dribble" is used most commonly to describe a basketball player bouncing the ball. In addition to this, in football (soccer), the word "dribble" can describe how a player continuously taps the ball with their feet while running with it up the field.
don't travel (take 3 steps without dribbling), don't double dribble (Dribble, pick the ball up, then dribble again), don't foul the shooter (make contact with the shooter while shooting that changes the course of the ball), don't go out of bounds.
Striking the ball from below without the normal ball/ floor contact while in motion.
there is the Indian dribble, the zigzag, the speed dribble