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Originally Posted by jdw3018
Hmmm...good call. This does make for an interesting situation though - the classic layup where the dribble is picked up w/ one foot on the ground (which makes it the pivot foot, obviously) and then a "step" with the other foot to jump into the layup. The problem is, when done at running speed, the pivot foot will be off the ground prior to the other foot coming down...
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In your scenario you must know when the ball is "caught". In my experience it is still on the way up on the first step, thus the dribble hasnt ended, and the next foot touches creating a pivot foot at that time.