4-44-4: "...when neither foot can be a pivot"

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Mon Sep 18, 2017, 07:08pm

Nevadaref

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A player does not have to be dribbling to execute a jumpstop. A player may do a jumpstop immediately after receiving a pass while moving. In this case, it would be perfectly legal for the player to dribble as long as he does so before lifting either foot.

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