The players (dalmations) are being chased by the catchers (Cruella de Ville). Any player that dribbles their ball outside of the box or has their ball kicked out of the box becomes a catcher.
Keep the ball on a lead 2 - 3 feet long. Try to look up and around between touches. Use the body to shield the ball from defenders. Turn away from danger.
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