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[QUOTE="Cowtown, post: 2217276, member: 2350"] Well, in the ways of the rule book, that's technically a double-dribble (or, in rule book vernacular, an "illegal dribble"). The backboard is no different than the floor. He ended his dribble by taking the ball into both hands. He then threw it off the backboard to himself, without anyone touching it, which was effectively another dribble. But what the heck, the NBA allows its stars to travel all over the floor, so why shouldn't they be able to double-dribble as well? Eventually, at this rate pretty soon it will be football. [/QUOTE]
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