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Thu Nov 14, 2013, 01:38pm
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Hey I'm not a fan of poorly executed jump stops and think way to many of them are allowed to be no-called, but this one it is not clear when his dribble ends. He does a hard dribble down and then jumps off one foot. Somewhere in there his dribble ends. I can't tell when that is. If his dribble ends when he has already left the ground he is allowed to have a pivot foot when he returns to the floor, which is what he does.
I certainly wouldn't argue if this was called a travel because it is very bang/bang, but I'm not going to argue when it gets no called either. 
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