Ohio State v. Kansas

[APG]

The travel call with less than a minute left.

[icallfouls]

Didn't like the call. There were bigger traveling calls in the game that didn't get called, then they call this.

Was hoping for an OSU win, but still thought it was an ICC.

[canuckrefguy]

You know what - I think he DID travel.

You know what else? Only one person out of of the 74,000 in the building saw it, or cared.

Proof that even the big dogs have whistles they want back after the dust has settled.

[APG]

Still not seeing the travel...at worst I have a legal jump stop.

[truerookie]

Its really hard to tell with with all the feet movement towards the basket. I would have rather had the C or T get that one.

[SAJ]

looks like his footwork was right, right, then left....travel

[doubleringer]

Originally Posted by truerookie

Its really hard to tell with with all the feet movement towards the basket. I would have rather had the C or T get that one.

I'm with you on this one again. Why is the lead going across the paint and calling play that happened borderline outside of the lane and up on hte 3rd block?

[Adam]

Originally Posted by AllPurposeGamer

Still not seeing the travel...at worst I have a legal jump stop.

At worst, I thought he jumped off the right and landed on his right; not a legal jump stop. My little screen doesn't do it justice, though. I'd love to see what the calling official thinks of this call after watching the replay. Curiously, is he the one who called the lane violation on Craft?

[APG]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

At worst, I thought he jumped off the right and landed on his right; not a legal jump stop. My little screen doesn't do it justice, though. I'd love to see what the calling official thinks of this call after watching the replay. Curiously, is he the one who called the lane violation on Craft?

First off, I have the player clearly gathering the ball while both feet are off the floor. But even if we were to say he gathered the ball while having the right foot on the floor, his feet his closely enough that I would have judged it to be simultaneously.

And that free throw violation was clear and obvious and I hope any competent official positioned at the C would call that.

[katie118]

It was clear that his right foot touched the ground a little before he released the shot, so traveling was the right call.

Traveling is usually not called in this situation because the step and the release are so close and its hard for the refs to watch the shooter's foot and hands at the same time

[APG]

Originally Posted by katie118

It was clear that his right foot touched the ground a little before he released the shot, so traveling was the right call.

Traveling is usually not called in this situation because the step and the release are so close and its hard for the refs to watch the shooter's foot and hands at the same time

I guess I'm not seeing what you're seeing. Not sure how you can say it was clear but to each their own.

[truerookie]

Originally Posted by AllPurposeGamer

I guess I'm not seeing what you're seeing. Not sure how you can say it was clear but to each their own.

I agree, I looked at that play another 20 times and could not see what was stated. Too many feet...

[tref]

^^ Especially from the L.

[Toren]

I got nothing on this play.

I thought travel was 2 1/2 times around on the forearms, this looked like 35 times