Am I correct?

[Adam]

Originally Posted by just another ref

No explanation needed. You posted something stupid. Now, when questioned about it, you try to deflect attention elsewhere.

His original post was no more stupid than the way you questioned him. He's playing semantics, nothing more. no point, nothing.
So to make it more stupid.
He's right, landing on two feet includes landing on the original foot, just like dribbling with two hands includes dribbling with the original hand.
Oddly (or not) the rules are opposite for the two situations, in that landing on the one foot after jumping from it is illegal, while dribbling with two hands following a dribble.

[just another ref]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

His original post was no more stupid than the way you questioned him. He's playing semantics, nothing more. no point, nothing.

You're right. I was out of line. My apologies to everybody.

I really thought he might have been setting up to point out something more subtle about the wording of the rule.

I was just playing along.

sorta

[Jurassic Referee]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

He's playing semantics, nothing more. no point, nothing.

Agree. Just wanted readers to be aware of the strict wording of NFHS R4-44-2(a3) and 4-44-2(b2). I know that Scappy is.

And I deleted my response to JAR above.

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by just another ref

You're right. I was out of line. My apologies to everybody.

Originally Posted by Jurassic Referee

Agree. And I deleted my response to JAR above.

[Adam]

Oh my; what have I done?

[jritchie]

Would she of maybe been trying to pull of something like a jump stop that a lot of players do most of the time though, going forward? Maybe she was trying to do some sort of jump stop, but doing it in an awkward way to get away from a defender to get her shot off! Just thought I would throw that out there.