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Going to the 'toes'.
When a player has a pivot foot established and, in a failed attempt to pass the ball, rolls onto the 'point' of the shoe, (the tip toes), shouldn't this be called a travel violation?
I have seen this called as a violation and let go. Thank you for the help. |
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Why should it? I don't see "the pivot foot moving in excess of prescribed limitations" (or whatever the rule book wording is).
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Actually, the pivot may be lifted (how else can players attempt a jump shot or layup) its not a violation until it returns to the floor, before releasing the ball.
In your sitch it never came off the floor.
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I didn't descibe a player shooting. I described the player attempting a pass.
So no violation as long as the pivot foot is maintained within it limits. Once the foot is drug, we have a violaion. Thanks again, just want to get it correct. |
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Dragging the pivot foot constitutes "moving it in excess of prescribed limits." Rule 4-44.
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Cheers, mb |
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I'd wager he is a spammer, so I wouldn't pay him any mind.
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Wow, had to Google that one as I wasn't even aware of it.
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