| Camron Rust |
Wed May 21, 2014 05:04pm |
Quote:
Originally Posted by Nevadaref
(Post 934602)
Camron,
By your reasoning a player could never execute a legal jump stop. That's not a practical argument for basketball. Officials deem both feet of a player to either land or leave the court simultaneously quite frequently during games.
So the point is that if a player has not yet established a pivot (either by landing or jumping with both feet simultaneously), then nothing which you have posted applies.
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Not so....the phrase above was under the section covering both feet being on the floor when the ball is caught. In such a case, a jump stop is not an option. Thus, the lifting of a foot establishes a pivot. |
