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Originally Posted by rsl
A1 and B1 are both chasing a loose ball, with lots of incidental contact. A1 jumps in front of B1, controls the ball in mid air and lands with both feet simultaneously. A1's momentum, combined with a generous bump from B1, causes A1 to take a rather large hop with both feet.
Is this
(1) foul on B1
(2) travelling on A2
(3) no call
This happened in a rec league game. I could not call foul on B1, they both had equal rights to the ball and neither had position. In real time, I saw the hop and called travel, but now that I have time to think I might go with a no call. This might be a HTBT situation, but what do you think?
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RSL:
I have highlighted in red the answer to your question. From your description of the play it is not a HTBT type of play.
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