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Again, I'd like to see what it looks like when someone is rolling and sliding at the same time.
Once the roll begins, you are no longer sliding. I have not seen anything that says rolling caused by momentum is allowed. If you want to use cars for an example, how about this one. A car is speeding towards a cliff. The driver locks up the brakes and starts skidding. At the edge of the cliff, the car turns on its side and then rolls down the embankment. Is the car skidding down the embankment or rolling down the embankment? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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You won't find anything more in NFHS but NCAAM has case play saying if momentum causes it -legal. |
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But I'm still not convinced that in NFHS that it is. In my opinion, a roll and a slide are two different things, and once you've started to roll, you've stopped sliding.
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Again, you won't find anything else in NFHS. The thought behind allowing sliding is that you can't really control the slide. When you stop you have control of your body. No rolling. If momentum causes the slide and roll the player isn't under control at that point either. Allow it. Last thing I will say is I have the scars to prove you can slide and roll at same time. The kid who gives up his body for the team and dives for the ball gets a gold star from me. Not a travel call. Good luck to you. |
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