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Originally Posted by just another ref
He ended the dribble with one foot on the floor.
He jumped, presumably to shoot, but then for whatever reason chose not to shoot. Instead, he landed simultaneously on both feet.
Legal play.
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Can you cite a rule that backs up your statement that the above is a legal play? I've cited several that say that it isn't.
1) A1
ENDED the dribble. After
ENDING the dribble, A1 now either has a pivot foot or he has two feet on the floor with neither being a pivot foot. It is now illegal by the rules that I cited in
both cases for A1 to jump and then have a foot return to the ground before letting the ball go on a pass or shot. It doesn't matter whether A1 landed in a jump stop either. That's completely irrelevant by rule.
What you're trying to say is that a player can end a dribble, and
AFTER ending that dribble, he can then continue on and do a jump stop. Don't think so. You can end a dribble
with a jump stop, but you can't legally do a jump stop
after ending a dribble.