McDaniels started 6-0. We've had our hearts shattered before.

I'm A Travelin' Man ...
 

Don't see anything that I would call a travel here.

I've tried to slow down the play that starts around 5:13. It doesn't appear to be a valid jump stop at the end of the play.

I agree that feet did not hit simultaneously on this move at 5:13 on video, however I don't believe this was a travel because the ball was caught(gathered) with both feet off the floor. thanks for reviewing this and your input

No official is going to split hairs that close...at least I wouldn't.

If I need slow motion to figure out if the landing wasn't simultaneous, then it was legal.

+1

One thing that bothers me about watching college basketball on TV is how the commentators will take every opportunity to rip the officials to shreds...after watching the replay in slow motion.

Did anyone see the Duke-Kansas game the other day? Jay Bilas made several comments about how the Duke guard traveled twice before he passed it to his teammate, who hit a three to seal the game. Of course, he waited until after he saw the replay about five times to make those comments.

i wasn't using slow motion to see if it wasn't simultaneous...that part was obvious.

i was using it to see where she gathered the ball. at full speed it appeared the right foot was on the ground when she gathered it, and i still feel that way after slowing it down.

At 5:16 you can still see the player hasn't gathered the ball. And even if she had gathered the ball with the right foot on the floor, nothing about that makes the play illegal. It would have just meant the player couldn't pivot (and for the record, she gathered the ball in mid-air).

I've seen court cases that were shorter...
 

...but the game action at the end was not a travel.

I love players with good footwork.
 

This kid looks great. Saw nothing I would ever call. Keep up the good work.

Her last name is Deibler.

So you're challenging her parentage? :D

Who's Deibler? thanks for reviewing video and giving response