A standard basketball doesn’t have “dots” in the typical sense, but it does have a textured surface that is often referred to as “pebbled” or “dimpled.” These are small raised bumps or indentations that provide grip for players.
If you are asking about the number of these small raised bumps or dimples, it’s difficult to provide an exact number, as the texture is uniform but varies slightly depending on the ball’s manufacturer and design. However, the total number of dimples or bumps on a basketball could range from a few thousand to tens of thousands. The precise count is not usually specified, as the focus is on the texture and grip rather than a specific number of bumps.
