Kansas @ Kansas State plays (Video)

[Bob Bball]

When 15 blue gets control of the ball and rolls from one side to the other away from the defence! And does this before any contact on his arms or the ball is held for an AP, is this not a travel in NCAA M.

I can see possible fouls on this play, I can see an AP.

It would be a travel in FIBA. It is easily missed, but by rule in FIBA it is a travel.

Please help with NCAA M rule and interpretation.

[Mark T. DeNucci, Sr.]

I can see a possible traveling call but if a traveling call is not going to be made then a CF has to be called on one of the KSU players.

[so cal lurker]

Originally Posted by Mark T. DeNucci, Sr.

I can see a possible traveling call but if a traveling call is not going to be made then a CF has to be called on one of the KSU players.

From the comfort of the stands in high school games, it seems like a lot of these types of plays are called held balls, even though it is clear (to me from my superior view from the stands) that there was never anything close to dual possession of the ball.

[Rich]

It drives me crazy when officials call a quick held ball under the thinking that "we can't let people get hurt." Just hate it.

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Last night I'll admit I had a play like one in this game. I was the T tableside and there was a halfcourt trap and a defender looked to me to stick his leg out and kick a pass.

I found out later from the bench that I missed it -- it hit the player's hand as the hand and leg came out simultaneously. I was pinned near the scorer's table and was too close to the play.

Since the game ended up a 45 point margin and the team I "screwed" was already up 20 to 25 at the time, I'm not bothered beyond the not-so-good look I had on the play.