After catching the ball, jump up and pass the ball out, can you still touch the ball?

The situation of the landlord may arise.

Generally, the inside line is caught by two players, and then the player who holds the ball judges and jumps to use the bounce to pass the ball, but the defender guards more closely and has not passed it out in the process of falling, so he has to throw it casually, and then want to catch the ball again to get rid of it.

In fact, this action is self-throwing and self-catching, which is a foul action.

The two dribbles upstairs are wrong, the player didn't dribble, where can he dribble twice? It should be that the ball cannot be tossed twice at one player.

But if the ball comes out and hits the defender and then bounces off the ground again, you get the ball again and it's not a foul, and there's one dribble. This means that someone else breaks your ball and you break it off with a bullet.

Therefore, the general player should avoid the passing ball like a bomb.

However, in case the owner of the building encounters a situation like you, he can block the opposing player with his arms and legs to get the ball without touching the ball, and wait for his own player to catch the ball, which is called a card position.

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If the ball doesn't touch someone else, it shouldn't be.

You have to touch the ball to be able to.

Unless you are hit, it is a foul.

It's hard to imagine that you can run faster than a ball!

Either you're talking about changing hands in the air, which is not a foul.

The ball is all out, how do you touch the ball?? Up-forward upload?

Can't continue to dribble.

When you throw the ball to the ground, if you dribble without anyone else touching it, you will still be judged as a second dribbling violation, and you cannot continue to dribble unless another player touches the ball when you throw it to the ground.

Double dribbling is one of the illegal actions in basketball. If a player touches the ball with both hands after dribbling, it is considered a second dribble violation.

No, unless an outsider has touched the ball after the jump, it is considered a foul. But if an outsider touches the ball itself, then you can grab it and dribble it directly, which means that you can still put the basketball on someone else before you hit the ground after jumping, and you can get the ball when it bounces back (NBA someone has a backcourt serve directly to the opponent's back, and after bounce back, he catches the ball and goes straight to the basket, Rondo and Westbrook have used this method. )

No, you can only shoot or pass the ball after the jump.