Yes
No. A jump shot, either intentional or unintentional, is a foul stroke.
As long as there is no foul on the jump it is perfectly legal
if its an offensive foul the ball is automaticly turned over
One that is specified for a particular event, generally explained by an official on the day of the competition.
dribble, shoot, foul, traveling, run, jump, compete
First Response:It can change, but from the foul line to the furthest set of dots is 15 feet. There is no standard for any length after that.Second Repsonse:The distance from the foul line to the start of the approach is to be a minimum of 15 feet.
A legal jump is one that counts, i.e. the jump is measured and goes towards the athlete's result. An "illegal" jump would be one where a foul is committed. This includes, taking off in front of the take-off board, landing outside the pit, walking out of the front of the pit or taking longer than the allotted time.
you cant dribble with two hands, you cant hold the ball and move your feet, you shouldn't physically touch people or a foul will be called, stay inbounds, don't jump over the foul line while taking a foul shot, and very many more!
Ball girls are female employees of a baseball team. They sit along the foul lines to jump up and retrieve foul balls hit on their foul line. They are usually young and at least reasonably attractive.
IT CAN SOMETIMES BE NEITHER OR A NO CALL BUT SOME REFS CALL IT JUMP BALL & OTHERS CALL A FOUL
Depends.... Does the ball "jump" off the table and land on the floor? If so then yes. If it jumps off the table and lands back on with out falling into the pocket then no(like a jump). once the ball (any ball) hits the floor it is a foul. jumps are allowed in billards (except snooker i believe)