Jump Stop Travel
 

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I personally think the above example is a good example of a player gathering/ending the dribble with a foot on the floor, jumping and landing on both feet simultaneously, and pivoting when not legally allowed to.

Agree.

Yes, I would agree also. Boy that's quick, you've got to be on your game to see that one. In the paint it's even tougher I'd think. I'm thinking the trail would have a better chance at seeing this if he's not blocked by bodies. What do you think?

Which is what happened on this play.

OK, cool. I wasn't sure because I know there's a whistle outside the video but didn't see for why. I just watched again, this time with sound, and I hear the stattaco whistle so that makes sense he's calling a travel.

Looks pretty clear to me. Just like with the non-simultaneous landing, though, the players and coaches "love" this one.