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Tue Jan 18, 2011, 11:05pm
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If the player caught the ball with a foot on the ground, jumped, then landed on both feet, then the play is legal and the player would not have a pivot foot. If the player caught the ball with both feet on the floor, jumped, and landed again (regardless of simultaneous or not), then you have a travel. Colloquially known as "up and down."
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