Art. 8 How the Ball is Played 8. 1. Following each successful field goal or last free throw a player from a non-scoring team will resume the game from the place directly from the court underneath the basket (while the defensive play positioned outside the no-charge semi-circle) a. By passing the ball to his teammate to any place on the court. However, if that place is not behind the three-point line, the ball receiver must dribble/pass the ball to a place on the behind the three b. By dribbling the ball to a place on the court behind the three- 8. 2. Following each unsuccessful field goal or last free throw If the offensive team rebound the ball, it may continue to attempt the score without returning the ball to behind the three-point line If the defensive team rebound the ball, it must return the ball(by passing or dribbling) behind the three-point line 8.3. Following the steal. turnover etc If it happens within the two-point area, the ball must be passed/dribbled to a place behind the three-point line 8.4. All throw-ins following the fouls(without free throws), violations, out-of bounds, at the beginning of the first, second and of the extra period shall be taken from the out-of-bounds place level with the top of the three-point line, opposite the scorer's table. The places shall be marked in out-of-bounds by 5 cm line. The referee shall hand the ball to the out-of- bound player. The thrower-in can pass the ball to his teammate to any place on the court who can attempt to score without returning the ball to behind the three-point line 8.5. Dunking of the ball is not permitted unless pressure-released rings are used Art. 9 Substitution he substitution shall be permitted when the ball becomes dead and the game clock is stopped Art. 10 Time-outs There are no time-outs granted to any team at any time 88 07e FIBA 33-Official Rules of the Game up-dated Jan 201 1.doc/LK Page 2 of 2088_07e FIBA 33 -Official Rules of the Game up-dated Jan 2011.doc/LK Page 2 of 2 Art. 8 How the Ball is Played 8.1. Following each successful field goal or last free throw: ƒ A player from a non-scoring team will resume the game from the place directly from the court underneath the basket (while the defensive players must be positioned outside the no-charge semi-circle): a. By passing the ball to his teammate to any place on the court. However, if that place is not behind the three-point line, the ball receiver must dribble/pass the ball to a place on the court behind the three-point line. b. By dribbling the ball to a place on the court behind the three-point line. 8.2. Following each unsuccessful field goal or last free throw: ƒ If the offensive team rebound the ball, it may continue to attempt the score without returning the ball to behind the three-point line. ƒ If the defensive team rebound the ball, it must return the ball (by passing or dribbling) behind the three-point line. 8.3. Following the steal, turnover etc: If it happens within the two-point area, the ball must be passed/dribbled to a place behind the three-point line. 8.4. All throw-ins following the fouls (without free throws), violations, out-of bounds, at the beginning of the first, second and of the extra period shall be taken from the out-of-bounds place level with the top of the three-point line, opposite the scorer’s table. The places shall be marked in out-of-bounds by 5 cm line. The referee shall hand the ball to the out-of￾bound player. The thrower-in can pass the ball to his teammate to any place on the court who can attempt to score without returning the ball to behind the three-point line. 8.5. Dunking of the ball is not permitted unless pressure-released rings are used. Art. 9 Substitution The substitution shall be permitted when the ball becomes dead and the game clock is stopped. Art. 10 Time-outs There are no time-outs granted to any team at any time