Football ball possession issues, what does it mean not to possess the ball

If the referee blows the whistle, the ball drops, generally in the sportsmanship of fair play.

Team B will return the ball to Team A in a friendly manner. If the referee doesn't blow the whistle, Team A throw-in is Team B. Normally, Team B will also play back to Team A.

Team A and Team B appeared after your question, and you didn't explain that it was A and B, so I think it's okay for you to think so?

Zhang San Team A.

Li Si Team B.

Li Si suddenly fainted when he was unwell, Zhang San kicked the ball out of the sideline, Li Si recovered his body and could play, when the game was going on normally, the referee ruled that the ball belonged to Team B. But out of politeness, it's basically like this, B will kick the ball directly out of the sideline after kicking off, that is, politely return the ball to Team A!

Team B, explanation: Whoever touches the ball last time before the ball goes out of bounds, the throw-in is the opposing team's, but in the above case, the player of team B will kick back to the player of team A after getting the ball to show friendship!

The referee awards to Team B, but Team B usually serves the ball according to etiquette and then returns the ball to Team A.

The ball goes to another pair!! But generally in humanitarianism, the other pair will kick back to Team A!!

It should be awarded to Team B, but Team B can be returned to Team A.

It belongs to Team B, but in this case, B will generally kick the ball back to A in a friendly manner.

It should be the ball to the opponent, but usually the opponent will return the ball to Team A after winning the ball.

Generally, the way of falling the ball is adopted, and the pursuit of regular games is just a formality, and there is no real grabbing, it must be that team B will kick it back to team A after winning the ball.

The rules are that the penalty is given to Team B, but usually Team B will kick back to Team A.

Team B, out of sportsmanship, the players of Team B will kick back to Team A.

Team B, but usually pass back to Team A after kick-off.

The referee throws the ball to resume the game and generally kicks it back to Team A.

B should be given first, and then B kicked back to A

Generally, if you want to do these movements well, you need to have a good ball nature, and you need to have a good degree of proficiency, don't run and practice these movements at the beginning, and then do these actions when you are proficient, and then do these actions when you are slow, and it is more difficult to do the actions when you are fast, take your time, and you will succeed.

The referee tosses the ball in the air for both teams to steal.

Not possessing the ball is being very good off the ball and not relying on the ball. However, judging from Kobe's offensive methods, the ball receiving and shooting + air cutting + hand delivery after the cover that is really related to the ball only occupies a small proportion, which adds up to about 10%, while the singles with the ball occupy 60%, and the 30% of the remaining branches are covered by the oak, such as offensive and defensive conversion, secondary offense, etc., which also require the ball, that is to say, Kobe Bryant only has 1 off-ball attack every 10 attacks, and the rest are almost all ball-holding offenses, and the proportion of ball-holding offenses is very high. And as long as you attack with the ball, you have to have a lot of possession.