travel?

[williebfree]

Originally posted by crew
...Of course there are probly other exceptions that i am not considering right now. if anyone thinks of any other exceptions chime in and send them.

Exception #4.

He may NOT stand out of bounds for any bit of time while he is in possesion of the ball.

Just had to add another "obvious" one.... (Hee hee hee)

[Jurassic Referee]

Originally posted by williebfree

Exception #4.

He may NOT stand out of bounds for any bit of time while he is in possesion of the ball.

Just had to add another "obvious" one.... (Hee hee hee)

C'mon,Willie.We're trying to be serious here!

[mick]

Originally posted by Jurassic Referee
That's my story and I'm sticking to it!

JR,
If you are not in the paint, if you are not in the back court, and if you are not being closely guarded, but you do have gum on your non-pivot foot, then you better stick to it, or we're going "That way!"
mick

[Jurassic Referee]

Originally posted by mick

JR,
then you better stick to it

I agree with everything you say,mick,so I guess you can say that the feeling is mucilage.

[egausch]

Originally posted by Jay R
Thanks guys. I'm a rookie ref and this is a good place to learn. Peace.

I see a lot of rookie/volunteer refs making the following call incorrectly. A1 ends his/her dribble. First foot down is the pivot foot, second foot comes down and is the foot that can move. After A1's second foot comes down he picks up his pivot foot. This is not a violation but is often called. The player can still legally pass or shoot.
EG