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Originally Posted by greatgamer
Okay, I might be referring to the NBA. I did not know that in NFHS, you're only allowed to take one step. This is completely new to me, and it seems like it would be pretty tough to adjust to that kind of rule. I don't even know how you'd be able to generate any kind of rhythm laying it up, when you can only take one step. 
So you're saying this would be illegal in NFHS?
YouTube - Kobe Bryant cross-over layup Team USA vs Argentina
In the video, Kobe Bryant makes his last dribble with his left foot on the floor, takes TWO STEPS and lays it in. |
It was a travel also under FIBA rules, they are just the same as NHFS and NCAA in this case.
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