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Old Mon May 19, 2014, 08:19pm
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Legal? No. Ignored i of trifling? Yes.

Do you call traveling in your D1 games when a player does this very scenario when squaring up to shoot?
I don't know what 'ignored if trifling' means.
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Old Mon May 19, 2014, 08:30pm
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I don't know what 'ignored if trifling' means.
Ignored if no advantage.
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Old Mon May 19, 2014, 09:15pm
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Ignored if no advantage.
Would you let shooters catch the ball and move their pivot foot wherever they wanted to without dribbling?
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Would you let shooters catch the ball and step where ever they want to without dribbling in before shooting the ball?
As Andy Dufresne says: "How can you be so obtuse?"
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Old Mon May 19, 2014, 09:48pm
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Can't say I've seen players catching the ball with BOTH feet on the floor, then jump and land with the ball at any level with any regularity.
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Old Mon May 19, 2014, 09:48pm
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As Andy Dufresne says: "How can you be so obtuse?"
Were you asking me my ruling on this question?:

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A1 receives a pass with both feet on the floor, jumps and lands simultaneously on both feet and then releases a shot. Is this a legal move or is it a travel?
One would have to be very obtuse for not knowing the obvious answer.
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