Jump stop then pivot...Travel?

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by JetMetFan

The video explains it all: it's a travel.

Not so sure. Looks like the left foot is the pivot foot after the catch, and it looks like a legal catch and shoot. But I can be convinced otherwise.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by BillyMac

Not so sure. Looks like the left foot is the pivot foot after the catch, and it looks like a legal catch and shoot. But I can be convinced otherwise.

Hard for me to tell for sure, but it looks to me like her right is the pivot. No jump stop, just steps after the pivot, including one with her pivot foot.

[jump stop]

I would like to think that I would not call this a travel. I had to press pause button to determine for sure if she gathered ball with right foot on and it still was difficult to tell. She "cupped the ball with right arm and appeared to hold it against her chest , but let hand was not on ball" I think you always err on the side if your are not 100% sure then "no air in whistle". It did look funny but I try not to blow whistle on "funny".

[Adam]

Cupping the ball is all that's necessary. You let her get away with the travel and you have to call the foul.

[APG]

Originally Posted by jump stop

I would like to think that I would not call this a travel. I had to press pause button to determine for sure if she gathered ball with right foot on and it still was difficult to tell. She "cupped the ball with right arm and appeared to hold it against her chest , but let hand was not on ball" I think you always err on the side if your are not 100% sure then "no air in whistle". It did look funny but I try not to blow whistle on "funny".

Slowed down the play:



I think it's close, but I would have said the player gathered the ball with her right foot on the floor thus making the play a travel.