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Originally Posted by Freddy
How can a dribble possibly be started after a Jump Stop?
Anybody with a little time to delve into the depths of what I'm trying to solve here willing to help me on this?
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It is possible....it must be started with both feet still on the floor.
It relates to the dribble/pivot foot requirement since, in a jump stop, there never was a pivot. This closes the hole by allowing a dribble but limiting it so that a player can't get the advantage of starting it as if there were a pivot by lifting one foot and beginning to step. The rules consider it too much of an advantage to be able to execute a jump stop and then start to step before starting a dribble.