A few threads ago, there was comment about the rapant carrying the ball in NCAA.
What about the travelling violations? It seems like the officials use a random number generator to decide which ones to call!!
For example, players stepping out to catch a pass near the 3-point line will often catch the ball on one foot (the pivot, now inside 3-point land), step with the other foot (outside 3-point land), and then lift their pivot so that they can threaten a 3-point shot. This move is now commonplace. Even at the high school level it is something that is called only spuriously. Not only is this a violation, it also gives the ball handler a serious advantage.
Any suggestions on how to handle this situation? Has there been any mention of this at higher levels as a point of emphasis?
Comments??
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Tue Mar 28, 2000, 01:54am
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