Carrying: You may not dribble the ball with both hands at once or turn the ball over in your hands. You'll be called for carrying if you do. This is also called 'palming'. To avoid this offense, be sure to always keep your palms facing the floor while you dribble the ball.

 

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Carrying Charge: Related: Net financing cost.

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