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The question to ask is this: A1 gains control of the ball while on both knees. If A1 moves one of his knees has he traveled? MTD, Sr.
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My thought would be that 2 knees would be equivalent to 2 feet. One could move (i.e. pivot) as long as the other one remained stationary.
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