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JUCO women's game: girl ends her dribble, jumps forward onto right foot, jumps sideways & lands on left foot, releases ball...I call a travel...she approached me during half-time and says "that's the euro (sp?), that's not a travel,"...I ask my partners - one says it was a travel and the other says the same thing the player said. I've never even heard of this "move".....can someone enlighten me?
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When she ended her dribble, where were her feet?
In other words, when she gathered the ball into her hands, where were her feet? If she gathered the ball with her left foot on the ground, and her right foot not on the ground, the left foot became the pivot foot when the right foot touches in a step. When the left foot returned to the floor, it was a travel. If she gathered the ball with her right foot on the ground, and her left foot not on the ground, the right foot became the pivot foot when the left foot touches in a step. When the right foot returned to the floor, it was a travel.
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Pope Francis Last edited by JugglingReferee; Thu Jan 19, 2012 at 01:16pm. |
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As others have said, need to know when she ended her dribble to answer.
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Instead of the quick "step-step-release" after the gather the first step is long and slow in one direction then the second step is enlongated in the opposite direction from which A1 takes off. Usually done when the defender is directly between A1 and the basket. The goal is to get the defender leaning one direction and then A1 comes back the other direction. Can't be done at full speed so it looks awkward because of how slow the move is. Is used a lot around here.
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A-hole formerly known as BNR Last edited by Raymond; Thu Jan 19, 2012 at 01:53pm. |
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It's not unlike some officials that will call a travel on a legal jump stop when the player jumps to the side or away from the basket.
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Identifying the pivot once the ball is gathered is the key to making the CC. Plus in the theme of Good, Bad & Ugly I'm staying away from the Bad (looks funny, really unsure)... No call.
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I gotta new attitude! Last edited by tref; Thu Jan 19, 2012 at 02:05pm. |
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Would you still have called it a travel if she landed on both feet instead of just the one left foot? (ie like a std jump stop) |
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And there are too many officials that call plays travels because it looks "ugly" rather than because the play is illegal itself. It's the "easier" call to make.
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