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Travelling Question: A1 gains possession of the ball with one knee on the floor. A1 lifts knee and stands up. Different answer in NCAA than NFHS?
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Taking the NCAA test, huh, Jeff? :) Me, too. In the test, it specifically says "without moving the pivot foot". I think that's supposed to be a clue that it's legal. But I don't know for sure. In HS, definitely a violation. In NCAA, I would have thought that it was also a violation. But with the way it's worded in the question, I'm not 100% sure.
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Maybe the AR is wrong, or maybe I'm interpreting is incorrectly. |
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where is this test at, online???
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I could, J, but you couldn't view it without a username and password. Sorry.
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no problem.....chuck..
i think this situation would be legal providing the pivot foot does not move, since it says in the a.r. that if the player falls to a knee and moves the pivot foot it's a violation.....so saying that i would say the opposite is true as well...rising off of a knee without moving the pivot foot should be deemed legal!! :)
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It's a walk, 99% sure.
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Not a walk NCAA
Per the A.R. if pivot foot does not move a player can go down to one knee. Thus I agree with jritchie that you could rise from one knee if pivot foot does not move.
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This is *not* traveling.
100% sure, because I missed it on the test :) |
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