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Originally posted by Mark Dexter
Originally posted by Slider
4-43-3 and 4-43-4 only allow you to move your pivot when you try for a goal, start a dribble, or pass; violation traveling. So, if I place a ball on the floor, it better be a pass, otherwise it's a travel when I walk away from the ball.
The basic definition of travelling is moving the feet in excess while holding the ball. Once the ball is placed down, there is no longer any player control, and there cannot be a travelling violation.
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I didn't make a good reply last time. We agree that you must be in control to travel.
But, 4-43-3 and 4-43-4 explain how you legally, intentionally release the ball: try, dribble, or pass.
[Edited by Slider on Feb 1st, 2002 at 05:45 PM]