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Traveling...Right Call?
Had this in my 7th grade game tonight, early in the third quarter
A1 gets the ball in his backcourt. He thinks he's still shooting at the basket they shot at in the first half. He shoots it, airballs, and runs over and catches his miss. I called a travel, here's why. Team A had team control. As we all know, team control ends when there is a try for goal. However, since this kid was shooting at the wrong basket, it really wasn't a try for goal. Therefore, team control still existed when he shot at the wrong basket. Travel. Is my logic correct? |
Need a little more information. Had he used his dribble and did the ball touch the floor?
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The ball definitely did not touch the floor. |
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Then you are right, it was a violation. |
So if he hadn't used his dribble already, and the ball touched the floor, he could keep dribbling without violating?
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What about the player who has ended their dribble...then jumps in the air to PASS the ball. The player "lifted the pivot foot"...so you are saying that would be a travel? 4-44-3a |
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Peace |
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Yes, but hoopguy's post was in direct response to a question about whether the player could continue a dribble.
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The OP was a set shot.
Some things you just know.:cool: |
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