
Mon Dec 12, 2005, 04:17pm
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Originally posted by ATXCoach
In your responses, you stated that all three of my examples (drop step, layup, stepping into the shot) are travels as I describe them. Simply put, why are they called so rarely then by the referees in my area? (The referees I am refering to are mostly upper level, experienced high school refs that have earned the right to officiate college games. I would consider them extremely qualified and far more educated to referee than myself, as is everyone of you on this board).
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That's simple. Because most officials would rather give the player the benefit of the doubt, rather than calling a violation when one didn't occur.
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