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Thu Nov 19, 2009, 04:49pm
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Traveling?
A1 catches the ball just above the three point line at the top of the key, with both feet on the ground (can pivot with either) and goes to take a shot and becomes airborne. While airborne he realizes that B1 will block it if he continues with his motion and opts to throw the ball to the ground with one hand begins his dribble.
Is this legal? I looked through the rule 4.44, but didn't find much. Maybe the case book or your veterans can shed some light. 
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