Jump stop

[Jurassic Referee]

Originally Posted by kbilla

You are correct by rule JR, I didn't read it that closely - but I think the he misspoke and didn't mean to say he jumped "off the pivot"...I think you can picture the play he is referring to, as he is gathering the ball, he jumps off one foot and lands on two, therefore he does not have a pivot, but can jump off both and pass or shoot...

That's cool if he misspoke. But we can only answer on what we're given.

Every time I try to read somebody's mind, I invariably screw it up.

[Jimgolf]

Originally Posted by texaspaul

In a 2A varsity Boys game

What does that mean as far as skill level? Does Texas use 5A thru 1A? So this would be similar to a class D game in states that use A B C D?

I never can follow state classifications. New Jersey and California have me confused the most.

In NY, AA would be the highest level, followed by A, B, C, and D.

In other states, AA is the next to lowest level, as they go from 6A down to A.

Sorry for the momentary diversion from the thread.