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Oops! Sorry guys but this is traveling. The fact that the pivot foot doesn't move is irrelevant. You can't touch the floor with any part of the body except the hand or foot if you're holding the ball. If you do, it's traveling. 4-43-5a
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Travelling- Your Kidding?
Can someone tell me if this is true under NCAA Men's rules -for sure???
If so you have done us a service up here as we are just going back to NCAA Men's rules after a 25 year absence doing FIBA and we have not yet received our Case Books- Help Again!!!
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From NCAA rule book (A.R.35) "When a player falls to one knee while holding the ball, it is traveling when the pivot foot moves." Feel better now? mick |
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A little twist on the subject
First of all it is a travel and you guys (co2ice and BktBallRef) do agree and I have the same rule 4:43.5a.
Now the twist! If the player has one foot on the floor and one knee and then recovers the ball, can she get up? I say no because of rule 4:43.5b but I called it and my partner and the coach both thought I was wrong because she had her pivot "FOOT" I didn't no which rule it was and I have not seen these guys since, now that I know which rule. I was right, wasn't I? One more thing can she start her dribble and get off the floor?
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Good call. The player may not merely stand in High School (but may stand in College). And yes, she may start a dribble and get up from one or two knees, from her stomach, from her back and rise after recovering a ball. Now, if she was recovering her own fumble after a dribble, we know that changes the whole scenario of starting another dribble. mick |
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Citing the same 4-43-5b, I do NOT believe she can stand up BEFORE putting the ball on the floor. [Edited by Indy_Ref on Jan 9th, 2001 at 09:28 AM] |
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