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[Raymond]

Originally Posted by GoodwillRef

He traveled because the defender pushed him with two hands...should have been a foul that caused the travel.

I just saw the play at lunch. That exactly what I saw.

Originally Posted by letemplay

What are you or anyone else gonna do with it now? Use it as a future training video? I'm only backing, not bashing, the official(s) on this. I'm betting any one of you would NOT have called a walk when seeing it FIRST and in REAL time. We could all pull tapes where we missed a call or two and besides the jump stops now a days have gotten out of hand imo. I agreed it was a walk when seeing it slow; I guess I just don't know what the point of questioning it now is. Most of you guys have been the first to come to the defense of fellow officials, rather than the other way around.

Signed,

Captain Obvious

In real time I couldn't see it was a travel b/c Walker's legs are blocked by the defenders from that camera angle. In the replay it's an obvious travel...caused by an obvious foul

[Forksref]

Did Jay throw a red flag on the court?

I real time it didn't look too bad. Angles of vision make it hard to see the details.

[JohnDorian37]

If a player is in the act of shooting, gets pushed, then travels, then releases and it goes in, we don't count the basket and give him two shots?

[Adam]

Originally Posted by JohnDorian37

If a player is in the act of shooting, gets pushed, then travels, then releases and it goes in, we don't count the basket and give him two shots?

Correct. The foul does not cause the ball to become dead, but the travel does. But he was still in the act of shooting, so you give him his two shots.

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by JohnDorian37

If a player is in the act of shooting, gets pushed, then travels, then releases and it goes in, we don't count the basket and give him two shots?

Is that a serious question? No, we don't. The travel ends the try.