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Thu Feb 11, 2010, 02:46am
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spot violation
Watched a rookie official whistle a violation on a player for moving on a designated spot throw in. The official signaled with a travel mechanic. I said to a varsity HS / small college ball official that the rookie official got the call right, because they moved well outside of a 3-foot area, but they should not have signaled a travel
He told me I was wrong and that is the proper call - a travel. Is this even close to being correct? Isn't this just a violation and point to the spot? You should never call this a travel, correct? 
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