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Old Fri Jan 27, 2006, 02:37pm
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by kblehman
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Originally posted by Whistles & Stripes
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Yes. When a player gains possession of the ball while in the air and does not land on both feet simultaneously, then the first foot down is considered to be the pivot foot.
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Can you explain why the jump-stop move isn't a traveling violation?
A moving, or dribbling, player is allowed to gather the ball with one foot on the floor and then jump (often splitting two opponents and other times just getting past a single opponent with a *Mother-may-I* leap) and land simultaneously on both feet, from that landing the player may not have a pivot foot.

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