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DANTHEMAN_rivals329139

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In Tourney game, I saw a player pick up his dribble, shoot the ball against the backboard, completely missing the rim. He then caught the rebound and started dribbling again. Doesn't seem right that a player can in effect through himself a pass and re start to dribble again.
 
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richthedentist

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DANTHEMAN said:
In Tourney game, I saw a player pick up his dribble, shoot the ball against the backboard, completely missing the rim. He then caught the rebound and started dribbling again. Doesn't seem right that a player can in effect through himself a pass and re start to dribble again.
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It is good as long as you make a shot attempt that clears the rim you can get your own rebound doesn’t even have to hit the rim
 
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