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Anonymous

Years ago

rule clarification required

We know who you are Bruce :-)
Is there such thing as Level A2 these days?

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Anonymous

Years ago

I am a level A2 official with experience at senior level. Because the situation is so rare there is no real rule that covers this exact situation. However, calling a travel would be wrong as the player that has the ball stuck between his body and the floor has no control. To be deemed a travel, you must have control of the ball. In the FIBA articles it states having the ball land on your body does not deem the player to be in control. I think the umpires decision of jump ball is fair and a common sense outcome.

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