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is it legal to shift both your feet if you catch the ball with both feet on the ground?
Given that neither foot comes off the ground when you shift your feet
Ex:
Melo catches the ball in the elbow area and has both his feet on the ground upon the catch, he has not established a pivot. If his feet were pointed towards the sideline on the catch, would he be able to square his feet to the basket or is that a travel?
if he catches it and one foot hits the ground first clearly, Im pretty sure that becomes the pivot
but if it isn’t clearly established he could move only to make it his pivot I think if that’s what u mean
if he catches it and one foot hits the ground first clearly, Im pretty sure that becomes the pivot
but if it isn’t clearly established he could move only to make it his pivot I think if that’s what u mean
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if he catches it and one foot hits the ground first clearly, Im pretty sure that becomes the pivot
but if it isn’t clearly established he could move only to make it his pivot I think if that’s what u mean
So if his feet stay on the ground but he shifts em it’s still a travel?
HS rules and refs are dumb they call anything that looks unfamiliar
Tru. Someone on our team did what is now the Harden step back ig, and that was a travel. That was just the only real life experience I had with the situation you posed
now what that mean

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havent played in years
RuneScape the reason I got no p**** as a kid
RuneScape the reason I got no p**** as a kid
What’s the reason now?
What’s the reason now?
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