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Originally Posted by Shooter14
Is that supported by rule in the rulebook? What is the rule for "pivot"? I am just having trouble finding anything in the book that says "pivot" can mean both feet simultaneously.
Is there any where in the rule or case book that says both feet can be considered the pivot foot?
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"If the player catches the ball with both feet on the floor, either can be the pivot." (or words to that effect)
So if the player jumps (and then starts a dribble), he's travelled twice.
Heck, there is a case play where *neither* foot can be the pivot, but travelling is called. Sorry that I don't have my books handy for a reference.