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Originally Posted by Camron Rust
When the player with the ball jumps and lands without releasing the ball, you have either a travel or a jump ball....not other choices if the rules are followed.
His other travel was switching the pivot foot before he dribbled....pretty clear too.
Maybe one day you'll move up from recognizing only middle school travels. THere is hope for you yet.
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Well it cannot be a travel if you do not have control of the ball. It cannot be a held ball unless you judge at the NCAA level that he had control of the ball on the way down. Once again, there is a debate we can have about how much control the UL player had during his move to the basket. The UL player does try to take on two players to shoot through. It is very likely the ball is being knocked around.
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