CONTROL RULE 4.12 TYPES OF CONTROL Two types of CONTROL: Player & Team

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CONTROL RULE 4.12 TYPES OF CONTROL Two types of CONTROL: Player & Team DEFINITIONS A player is in Control of the ball when he is holding or Dribbling a live ball inbounds A team is in Control of the ball (1) When a Player of the team is in Control, (2) While a LIVE ball is being PASSED among teammates and (3) During an INTERRUPTED dribble

CONTROL RULE 4.12 TEAM CONTROL ENDS WHEN The ball is in FLIGHT during a TRY or TAP An OPPONENT secures control The Ball becomes DEAD

ADDITIONAL POINTS TO REMEMBER CONTROL RULE 4.12 ADDITIONAL POINTS TO REMEMBER A Loose Ball always remains in control of the TEAM who LAST had player control Neither TEAM CONTROL nor PLAYER CONTROL exists during: A Dead Ball A Throw-in A Jump Ball Rebounding While the Ball is in Flight During A Try or Tap

DRIBBLE ENDS 4.15 The Dribble ends when loss of control by the dribbler is caused by the opponent, touching or being touched, by the ball (rather than an intentional batting of the ball.)