NCAA Florida St. vs Xavier - travel?
 

With 14:32 left in game, Florida player gets rebound near basket and falls to ground, opposite side of lane from L. L very near. L and C call nothing and suddenly T calls traveling. Strange that T would call that from so far away and not even remotely in his PCA and directly in front of L. Seemed like correct call though but if so, what were L and C thinking? Strange.

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Peace

Added play from game

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Peace

Play 1: Call the lane violation and all of that bs goes away

Play 2: Definitely looks like a foul from the officials position

There was contact to the leg but I can see why it was missed. I do not understand why neither the Center nor the Lead called the travel

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Official got fooled because of how the offensive player jumped. I'm working on not calling fouls where I don't actually see the contact.

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Yes, Macura was called for a foul. That was definitely one of the 3 iffy ones against him. Mike Eades (one of my favs) was out of position to make that foul call.