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Originally Posted by BadNewsRef
- COMMENTARY: Answer A is actually a double-dribble violation and not a travel since her dribble ended and she started another dribble when she voluntarily threw the ball to the floor. Although answer A is not a travel, it is the only violation in the list of options. This play was taken from A.R. 182 which is erroneously located under traveling. These two facts may be why 77% of test takers answered it correctly. Option E is not a travel since a pivot foot had never been established.
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I disagree. It's a travel because the player jumped and then began a dribble. This is one of those cases where it really doesn't matter which you call; just call it something.