Jump Stop and the Pivot Foot

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by potato

How do you determine that she ended her dribble when the ball was on her hand when she was on her right foot, and that she wasn't still in dribbling motion and ended her dribble by holding the ball when she steps on the left foot and jump stops.

I know the taboo of using steps to count but another fellow forummer official said he'll call it travel for "more than 2 steps" & that means counting from the right foot when we can argue she was still in dribbling motion & the ball hasn't rest on her hand.

I've seen another video that even though the ball has been on the handler's hand and they only consider the dribble has ended and pivot foot establish when the ball is resting on his hand which in that scenario was the 2nd step he took in our case is the left foot.

When a player has gathered is a judgment call by the official. At the point we have determined there was a gather, we then must immediately ascertain which foot is the pivot.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by potato

How do you determine that she ended her dribble when the ball was on her hand when she was on her right foot, and that she wasn't still in dribbling motion and ended her dribble by holding the ball when she steps on the left foot and jump stops.

Bob stated it pretty well before. If she doesn't put another dribble down, she wasn't still dribbling. We have to decide, and that's how most of us are going to make that decision.

Originally Posted by potato

I know the taboo of using steps to count but another fellow forummer official said he'll call it travel for "more than 2 steps" & that means counting from the right foot when we can argue she was still in dribbling motion & the ball hasn't rest on her hand.

If you're talking about my comments, that's not what I said. And what I said was way too long and convoluted. Stick with bob's statement that I paraphrased above.

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by potato

How do you determine that she ended her dribble when the ball was on her hand when she was on her right foot, and that she wasn't still in dribbling motion and ended her dribble by holding the ball when she steps on the left foot and jump stops.

A dribble ends when the ball is touched with both hands, or comes to rest in one hand (or words to that effect).

And, judgment.