Interesting Play

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by Ignats75

Elsewhere in the record book, the entire leg is treated as one. (Kicked ball for instance). It used to be the ball had to hit the foot. Now any part of the leg is a violation.

And think about the position of the leg. Its not possible to be on your knees without the feet being in contact with the court.

In the video, I don't see her left foot leave its spot until after she starts her dribble.

[thumpferee]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

No. You are on your knees. The rules do not say anything about being on your knees you have a pivot foot. That is why the debate is what you can do if you are on your knees. Because a player could get possession the first time while on their knees. There is no pivot foot. By rule they just cannot get up. Now what that means if you are on both knees is the debate here.

Peace

I thought the debate here was whether or not you can go to your knees from laying prone on your stomach?

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by thumpferee

I thought the debate here was whether or not you can go to your knees from laying prone on your stomach?

The debate took a turn.

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by thumpferee

I thought the debate here was whether or not you can go to your knees from laying prone on your stomach?

The debate is if you can come to your knees. You do not have a pivot foot while on the floor. You just do not. That should not be a debate.

Peace

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by Ignats75

Serious question on this scenario. How does a player get to his/her knees without moving both feet?

With strong arms and toned abs?