2011 Tournament Discussion Redux
 

Trying again...

TX has 2 Canadians. Both from the GTA.

Who is the the African-American on the Texas game? Looks like he borrowed Sanzere's shirt.

JRut.

I know Jrut and he's no Jrut

Sen. Lloyd Bengsten takeoff.

Kentucky Basketball
 

What's up w/#34? Was he wearing white socks that were above his knee? Or was he wearing compression leggings down to his ankle? I know in NFHS, compression pants can not extend below the knee. What about NCAA? Or were they worn for a medical purpose?:rolleyes:
While I am on the topic. A player from the womans Middle Tennessee team was killed just the other day. I believe it was stated that thery were wearing her number on their shirts in memory. Is a 2nd number allowed in NCAA?

No idea, Zooch.

But I can tell you that it was simply great yesterday to see academia win out.

Great, I tell ya!

I'm referring to the scholar/athletes of Kentucky narrowly besting the scholar/athletes of Princeton in their athletic contest.

If anybody missed it, the replay is on tonight....on Pros vs. Joes.

End of UCLA and Mich. St. last 3 seconds.
 

End of UCLA and Mich. St. - last couple of seconds.
From my view V1 catches the ball with both feet off the floor, step right foot, then left foot, pushing ball to the floor, then right foot touches floor again.

(Correct my description if neccessary.)

I don't think the described play is travilling. The official called it a travel. I have no horse in the race, but would like a more expert opinion. I am open to being incorrect. Regardless, someone please teach me or confirm my thinking.

JRut looks like Lloyd Bengsten too? :confused:

I think he meant FLOYD Bengston.

The right foot became the pivot foot because that was the first foot to touch the floor by the airborne player.

You did not mention when the right foot was lifted from the floor after he took a step with the left foot.

If the right (pivot) foot was lifted *before* the ball was released on the dribble, it is a travel.

If the right (pivot) foot was not lifted before the ball was released on the dribble, it is a not travel.

(Not sure if you're a referee or not. If you, then you should know to include all crucial information!)

JRut looks like both Lloyd Bengsten and Floyd Bengston? :confused:

It was a travel, no doubt about it. Official was slow with his whistle but he nailed the call.

I guess if they're twins.....