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Old Thu Feb 20, 2014, 10:34am
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Originally Posted by Rob1968 View Post
Bob can answer for himself, so the following is my own understanding:

Having performed a jumpstop as described, the player can lift either foot, or both, but cannot legally return the one or both to the floor, before either shooting, passing, being granted a timeout, or having the period time run out. Thus, "frozen in concrete" seems a bit too restrictive.
True, the player may jump to pass or shoot.
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