The blue players must try and dribble their ball from one side of the court to the other without having their ball snatched away by one of the defenders.
Blue players must defend their ball when dribbling by keeping their hand between the ball and the opponent's hand when they hear the ball bounce the floor.
Defenders should attack their opponent from the side they are dribbling the ball.
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