Travelling
Player a obtains possession of the ball with one knew on the floor. He then puts the other knee on the floor. Is this travel?
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I know it is a travel if you put a knee on the floor, but not sure you can justify a travel is there is a knee already on the floor and the other one comes down........do you have a rules reference that would support a travel call in this instance......I can't find one........
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What if the player has possession of ball with both knees on floor and pivots on one knee while sliding (it does not leave contact with the floor) the other knee...? Page and verse in rule book, please. Thanks, Paul |
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4-44-5a |
I see 4.44.5 Sit D. However, it doesn't say anything about the other knee coming to the floor, which in my opinion 4-44-5a would have to apply.
Get me back in line, Bob. :) |
Did he start a dribble before the other knee hit the floor?
Ok, I don't know if that makes a diff but I thought I'd muddy the H20! :D |
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Well, talking to a few people and what not.
I think Bob is saying he's already on the floor - thus, no violation. Still a little rusty on this one, but I'll come around! :) |
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Per 4-44-5b, it sounds legal to me. Feedback appreciated. Thanks, Paul |
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<DD>Traveling: ART. 5 . . . A player holding the ball: </DD><DL><DL><DL><DT>a. May not touch the floor with a knee or any other part of the body other than hand or foot. <DT>b. After gaining possession while on the floor and touching with other than hand or foot, may not attempt to get up or stand. </DT></DL></DL></DL>If that knee is not in contact with the floor when they gain control of the ball, they may not touch it to the floor. Basically, if anything other than a hand/foot makes contact with the floor while the player is holding the ball, it is a travel. |
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Travel? |
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Flagrant foul - eject him from the game. There is absolutely NO excuse for diving on the defenseless ball like that.:mad: |
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