AboutBret Temple Expertise My expertise happens to be in Basketball Officiating. So I can answer any question pertaining to Basketball Rules.
Experience I have been a Basketball Official now for over 15 years, officiating all levels from Youth basketball Leagues all the way up to the High school Level.
Education/Credentials El Sorrino Officials Association Basketball School CIF (California Interscholastic Federation)Certified
Question I just read your answer to a player being able to receive his/her own shot attempt if it does not hit anything. The real question is: can that player then dribble after rebounding his/her own shot attempt or does the player have to put the ball back up directly without a dribble?
Answer HI Richard,
That is a very good question. The player MAY dribble the ball after rebounding their own shot attempt as if they were rebounding anybody's missed shot. The rule about rebounding your own missed shot, however does not apply in the NBA only.
