SlamBall 101: Defensive Violations and Face-Offs

Number 101, this one is going to be defensive violations

What is well, if you dribble, you are liable to get hit. But if you do get hit, you can reset your dribble and dribble again, and it won't be a double

So if I put the ball down, he hits me, oh, I can pick it up and dribble again, it's clean

Can't just double dribble, sit here and then dribble again for no reason. What I'm saying with the dribbling, if I put the ball down, he can hit me like that

But as soon as he does a full extension, that's going to be a face off every time

It's a weird little rule because, like, you can hit somebody, but, you know, You just can't extend your arms

This is called a popcorn. When the offensive player gets in the tramp, a defensive player cannot be in the tramp

the same time as them. They're gonna call a face off every time. Oh

This is the stopper's box right here. The stopper has to stay in this at all times at offense

If he is drifting this way, this way, or this way, they're gonna call drifting and it's gonna be a face off

or automatic two or three points, depending on how many face offs we had in that quarter

Jump down here and he swipes out and hits my arm. While as I'm going up