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Pivot Toe ...
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It's not necessary to lift the pivot foot. He also possibly could have slid his pivot toe slightly backward (also a travel). Quote:
I made my ruling based on what was offered to me, a video that I could look at multiple times, slowing it down, an even stopping it. Real game, real time, isn't the same. This move doesn't even get a rise out of the opposing coaches and players, who had a perfect look. Does IAABO want us to "Make The Call" based on a single nearly realistic real game, real time video, as if we were actually officiating the game, or based on breaking down the video to test our rule language knowledge? My guess, the later, since they offer multiple views at multiple speeds, something not assessable to an official in a bang bang real game situation.
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IAABO Survey Says
Disclaimer: Below is not a NFHS interpretation, it's only an IAABO interpretation which obviously doesn't mean a hill of beans to most members of this Forum.
https://storage.googleapis.com/refqu...0pE7gIYA%3D%3D IAABO Play Commentary Correct Answer: This is a traveling violation. White #14 comes off a screen to catch the ball and attempt a try. He appears to attempt a "jump stop" after catching the ball. When he catches the ball, he has both feet in contact with the floor. He then jumps off both feet and returns to the floor on both feet before releasing the ball on a try. This is a traveling violation. Had the ball handler caught the ball on one foot, then jumped and landed on both feet, that would be a legal jump stop. (4-44-2.a.3) Here is the breakdown of the IAABO members that commented on the video: This is a traveling violation 64% (including me). This is a legal play 36%.
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Let's Go To The Videotape ...
Now, with every grandmother in the bleachers having a high definition cell phone video camera, the phrase, "game interrupter", while possibly still somewhat relevant, has become somewhat less fashionable than just a few years ago.
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Smile, You're On Candid Camera ...
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"Game interrupter" is still relevant, but not to any degree close to what it used to be. I hear it less and less at meetings as the years have progressed. I actually can't remember the last time I heard the phrase. Inbounder steps slightly (fraction of an inch) over a boundary, twenty point game, three minutes to go in the game. Twenty-five years ago? Easy pass. No thought required. Easy peasey lemon squeezy. Today? Possibly a violation. Don't need another complaint on a coach's list (grasping at straws) if he chooses to call my assigner. The much increased use of video over the past many years had definitely required officials to be held more accountable than in past ancient times.
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