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Originally posted by ctpfive
4-44-2b is the rule that I may not be sure of. If one foot is on the floor the player may jump off that foot and simultaneously land on both. I am thinking here that the foot that the player jumped off of is already the established pivot foot, and if it is then the player can not put that foot back on the floor w/out traveling. I need an explanation of this ruling.
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ctpfive,
Please note that Article 2 applies to the specific conditions of moving and/or dribbling players, while your "foot that the player jumped off of is already the established pivot foot" condition applies to Article 1, 3,4 [not specifically in motion].
mick