Just like the men.......

[just another ref]

Originally Posted by Nevadaref

I'm not sure that is a true statement.

She took a bunch of quick, choppy steps just prior to receiving the pass, but once she caught the ball she may have had only one foot one the floor and then executed a good jump stop by jumping off of that foot and landing on two followed by going up for the try.

I haven't seen it is slow motion and picked it apart yet though.
It looked odd, but I'm not convinced that it was illegal.

She received the ball with at least the right foot, possibly both feet, on the floor.
She stepped out with the left foot, then hopped and landed on both feet.
Almost brought me up out of my chair.

[referee99]

Post graduation, after signing pro contract, setting up a scholarship program to the school in the 'amount' of her scholarship.

ps. obviously the girls' dad was a large man, but I met their mom once -- she looked like she could suit up and play at a high level.

[refguy]

Originally Posted by just another ref

She received the ball with at least the right foot, possibly both feet, on the floor.
She stepped out with the left foot, then hopped and landed on both feet.
Almost brought me up out of my chair.

Exactly. Legal move at all levels. Jumped off one foot, landed on two and released the try.
Those officials would have been absolutely killed in post game if it went in, not because of that great no call, but because the rebounder stepped out of bounds before making the outlet pass.

[Camron Rust]

Originally Posted by refguy

Exactly. Legal move at all levels. Jumped off one foot, landed on two and released the try.
Those officials would have been absolutely killed in post game if it went in, not because of that great no call, but because the rebounder stepped out of bounds before making the outlet pass.

Not as I read what was written...

1. Caught it with one or both feet on the floor.
2. Steps with one foot (which establishes the pivot foot).
3. Hops (ok so far)
4. Lands on both

THe player is OK to #3, but since the pivot was established by the step in #2, a player can no longer execute a jump stop at all. Travel when either foot lands after #3.

If #2 happened to also be OOB, that is a different issue.

[refguy]

Originally Posted by Camron Rust

Not as I read what was written...

1. Caught it with one or both feet on the floor.
2. Steps with one foot (which establishes the pivot foot).
3. Hops (ok so far)
4. Lands on both

THe player is OK to #3, but since the pivot was established by the step in #2, a player can no longer execute a jump stop at all. Travel when either foot lands after #3.

If #2 happened to also be OOB, that is a different issue.

I really wasn't reading what was written - sorry. I was going on what actually happened as I watched it. I saw it back at least 5 times and it was legal. The out of bounds was a whole other story. I was also a little surprised to see the other crew not on this game.