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[QUOTE="Zinethar, post: 4216249, member: 8436"] I remember when it was ALWAYS a travel if you fell to the floor. The little hop step I see so many take now when taking a jumper off 2 feet sure looks like a travel to me. I'm pretty sure it would be impossible to shoot the ball unless putting the ball in the position to shoot stops the travel call. One reason it drives me crazy when I see players jump off of 2 feet for layups now days. When exactly does one initiate a dribble? When the ball leaves the hand? When the hand begins moving? When the ball hits the floor? [/QUOTE]
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