• A dribble is ball movement caused by a player in control who:
  • Pushes, taps, throws, or bats the ball to the floor.
• A dribble may include the ball being batted into the air, as long as it contacts the floor before being touched again.
• A dribble ends when the dribbler:
  • Touches the ball with both hands simultaneously.
  • Allows the ball to come to rest in one or both hands.
  • Tries for a field goal.
  • Throws a pass.
  • Touches the ball more than once before it touches the floor.
  • Loses control.
  • Allows the ball to become dead.
  • Otherwise gathers the ball.