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SamIAm Fri Jan 07, 2005 12:57pm

A1 picks up his dribble around the free throw line, pivots, then lifts pivot foot and jumps off of non-pivot foot and shoots. No jump-stop or hop-step involved.

Travel or not?

mick Fri Jan 07, 2005 01:02pm

Quote:

Originally posted by SamIAm
A1 picks up his dribble around the free throw line, pivots, then lifts pivot foot and jumps off of non-pivot foot and shoots. No jump-stop or hop-step involved.

Travel or not?

Not a travel unless the pivot is returned to the floor or unless the shooter hops with the non-pivot foot.

This foot movement is much like a lay-up, isn't it? ...Just further away from the basket. :)
mick

zebraman Fri Jan 07, 2005 01:03pm

Quote:

Originally posted by SamIAm
A1 picks up his dribble around the free throw line, pivots, then lifts pivot foot and jumps off of non-pivot foot and shoots. No jump-stop or hop-step involved.

Travel or not?

You can lift your pivot foot prior to shooting or passing, you just can't put it back down to the floor once it's lifted. Sounds ugly, but legal.

Z

rainmaker Fri Jan 07, 2005 01:10pm

The trick in these kinds of plays, at least in girls' ball, is to watch the pivot foot for drag. A lot of girls have been taught to be sure their pivot foot stays on the floor, so when they move off their other foot into the shooting motion, the pivot foot is forced to stay down, and it drags. If the girl would let the pivot foot naturally follow the other foot, it wouldn't drag and there would be no travel.

SamIAm Fri Jan 07, 2005 01:36pm

Thanks. I am aware of the pivot foot needing to return to the floor for a travel to have occured. However the other foot was the real question.
Rainmaker, (a.k.a. Juulie), thanks for the tip about watching for the drag of the pivot foot. I have seen other officials call that, I think, but I wasn't close enough to see their justification. Thanks to Mick too for the tip about the non-pivot foot hop. And Z you are correct, it is ugly sometimes. More so with younger kids.

shawn29 Fri Jan 07, 2005 04:01pm

NFHS rulebook says you may shoot, pass, or call timeout after pivot has been lifted.

Redhouse Fri Jan 07, 2005 04:06pm

must be weird
 
The people in my ofice must think I am crazy when I stand up from my desk and start acting out these little senarios, hopping around on one foot pivoting around my desk and then shoting an air ball to an imaginary basket.

shawn29 Fri Jan 07, 2005 04:09pm

Redhouse
 
Just be glad your not reading a wrestling officials message board. Your co workers would really wonder about you acting out scenarios on all fours

thumpferee Fri Jan 07, 2005 04:10pm

Re: must be weird
 
Quote:

Originally posted by Redhouse
The people in my ofice must think I am crazy when I stand up from my desk and start acting out these little senarios, hopping around on one foot pivoting around my desk and then shoting an air ball to an imaginary basket.
How do you think my wife and kids feel about me when I'm running around the house blowing a whistle waving off a basket while watching a game on tv calling a PC foul?

Redhouse Fri Jan 07, 2005 04:11pm

whew
 
wow, you are so right. On the other hand I may get some time off from work. They may think they are working me too hard.

thumpferee Fri Jan 07, 2005 04:13pm

Re: Redhouse
 
Quote:

Originally posted by shawn29
Just be glad your not reading a wrestling officials message board. Your co workers would really wonder about you acting out scenarios on all fours
Yeh, if I was your boss, I would give you some time off, WITH PAY!


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