Maybe I'm missing something but the way this is described (remove the spin part of things): the dribble ended with the pivot foot on the floor, the other foot came down, the pivot foot was lifted but never came down again...that's legal.
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While NFHS 4-44 doesn't specifically say, "you can't pivot on a non-pivot foot,"
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...if the rule book doesn't say a player can't do it, why can't they?
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