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Originally posted by dhodges007
Thanks. At the HS level you can't move either foot after a "jump stop" from a dribble - right?
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The rules regarding whether the player has a pivot have nothing to do with whether the move is part of a dribble or a pass.
The determining factor is what happens after the airborne player catches the ball.
1) If s/he lands on both feet simultaneously, then either foot may be the pivot.
2) If s/he lands on one foot followed by the other, then only the first foot to touch the ground may be the pivot.
3) If s/he lands on one foot, then jumps and lands on both feet simultaneously, then neither foot may be the pivot.