spot violation

[Adam]

Originally Posted by representing

Not sure, but been told by some elder officials that years ago you would call a travel violation. He could be right or wrong, but I don't have any rulebooks older than then 2004-2005 season when I first started.

For as long as I've been officiating it was never a called a travel.

As far as I know, it's never been a travel. The important part, though, is that officials know it's not a travel now.

[Jurassic Referee]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

As far as I know, it's never been a travel. The important part, though, is that officials know it's not a travel now.

It's never been a travel in the 51 years that I've been getting rule books. And all anybody has to do to confirm that it still isn't a travel is to look in the current rule book under rule 4-42NOTE.

[representing]

Originally Posted by Jurassic Referee

It's never been a travel in the 51 years that I've been getting rule books. And all anybody has to do to confirm that it still isn't a travel is to look in the current rule book under rule 4-42NOTE.

Ok, fine. But like I said, I got this information from an elder official who has officiated for so many years. I took him for his word. Just like you guys believed your parents growing up that there is a Santa

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by representing

Ok, fine. But like I said, I got this information from an elder official who has officiated for so many years. I took him for his word. Just like you guys believed your parents growing up that there is a Santa

Then you should have said "This vet told me...". Instead you stated it as a fact.

That's the difference.

[Johnny Ringo]

Originally Posted by representing

Ok, fine. But like I said, I got this information from an elder official who has officiated for so many years. I took him for his word. Just like you guys believed your parents growing up that there is a Santa

And now we all know there is no Santa!