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Originally posted by crew
i disagree, though i see your point. think about a player that dives for the ball catches it hits the ground and slides 5 ft. this is not a travel(momentum rule). when big guys go up for a rebound it is very difficult at times to land on 2 ft. i give the rebounder the benifit of the doubt. especially when his feet did not hit the ground first.
bsktballref-i might be taking your ruling out of context-but from what you wrote a player lying on the ground then obtains the ball would be traveling.
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You officiate D1 basketball and you don't know that a rebounder travels when he catches the ball in flight and then falls to the floor?
That is un****ing believable!
A player diving for a ball or a player who gains possession while in the floor are completely different situations than the scenario presented. The original post is traveling in the NF and the NCAA.
Do you own a rule book?
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who would have guessed you would say that! [/B][/QUOTE]Probably the same people that wrote the NCAA rulebook,crew!If you have one,look up R4-64-5AR(a) in it.