The player must not purposefully bounce the ball off their body to change its trajectory.

When an offensive player bounces on a trampoline twice while in physical possession of the ball.

At the time, a player could only bounce the ball once, and could not shoot after he had dribbled.

Here the player must bounce the blob as if it were a ball.

Movement upwards occurs when the player "bounces" off of a platform or the floor.

For example, in one microgame, the player must bounce a tennis ball on a racquet.

But the Brazilian players soon bounced back and went back to work.

Quality players can bounce back and don't give up.

So they stood in a blue wall, Brown clapping madly, players bouncing on their toes.

A player with possession of the ball must bounce or pass the ball within ten seconds.