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Originally Posted by zm1283
Someone that truly understands traveling please watch this video....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y4Z4bH9Qb0g
Watch the jump stop that he does at 1:03. He picks the ball up while dribbling with his left foot on the ground and jumps off that foot. He lands simultaneously on both feet and jumps to shoot. When he landed on both feet, can he then pivot? The way I read the traveling definition it seems like that would be a travel, but I'm not sure. |
If the player jumps off one foot and lands on both, s/he cannot then pivot.
Note that "gathering the ball in the air and then landing on two feet" is also called a jump stop (by coaches and player and, I think, specifically in the NCAA rules). In this case either foot can be the pivot.
So, if a coach asks you "can my player pivot after a jump stop", you need to ask him to more specifically describe the move.