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Old Thu Feb 17, 2011, 12:23am
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Unhappy Here we go again.

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Originally Posted by LeeBallanfant View Post
In tonights UConn-Georgetown game, Kemba Walker dribbles the ball down the lane and banks it off the backboard and grabs carom and scores.

On his post game interview he said he did this deliberately, so it was not a try for goal. To me this was a travel (same as passing the ball to yourself after picking up your dribble).

Opinions?
You might want to read the traveling rule, as well.

NCAA 4-70-1
Traveling occurs when a player holding the ball moves a foot or both feet in any direction in excess of prescribed limits described in this rule.


Throwing the ball off your own backboard is not holding the ball.

And yes, he can dribble again.
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