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Why is it that people can be critical of Brady, Eli Manning, Peyton Manning, Drew Brees (all have won Super Bowls) but for some reason we cannot talk about a guy that has never won a Super Bowl or has been to any playoff game? Oh 5-1, he must be the GOAT!!!! :rolleyes: Peace |
I don't need to see it to know it is a travel.
Coaches and fans accuse me of being blind so why does it matter. They also think I'm indecisive, I'm not sure why. OK on second thought it is a legal jump stop. Well maybe not. (I'll be happy to look at the video for you as soon as you open it up for us.) |
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try it now it should work, I made it public on You Tube, I need "more tech savy"
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What do you want us to look at?
Also your example at 1:36 if flawed in which one is the pivot foot. That play she catches the ball with both feet on the floor. Either foot could be the pivot foot. Then again I am not sitting and watching the entire video just to know what you want us to comment on. Peace |
Great video...and talented daughter!
Looks like she is learning correctly. That long step move is the most incorrectly called travel ever....the ladies are about the only ones that utilize it!
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I watched it. Not a single move in there that should be called a travel, including the game footage at the end (although I've seen that called a travel more times than I'd like to). I actually did watch the entire video.
She's quite good with the ball and it's obvious she's worked very hard at it. |
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2. Hm, maybe 2% at the level I work. 3. No. |
You'll find that traveling is the most inconsistent calls made/not made in basketball. In high school, in my experience, it leans towards too many officials calling legal plays travels because it "looked weird."
The last play in the clip was a legal play, and IMO, wasn't even that close. |
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