Video Request: Syracuse v. Indiana

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by just another ref

He had the ball firmly in two hands with the right foot on the floor in the circle above the free throw line. The left foot landed, then the right landed again. He jumped off the right foot for the shot.

Once again, we can debate this with evidence when the video is posted. Right now I did not look at it that many times to remember all the details. I just looked for an obvious travel and did not find one. I only looked at it a couple of times.

Peace

[just another ref]

I had actually just flipped to the channel and didn't see it live. I think what caught the attention of the guys is how much distance he covered after the last dribble. They showed the slow motion afterward which proved the point.

[JetMetFan]

Folks, I'll start getting to these when I get home from work in about 9 hours.

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by just another ref

I had actually just flipped to the channel and didn't see it live. I think what caught the attention of the guys is how much distance he covered after the last dribble. They showed the slow motion afterward which proved the point.

Well that is one of the worst way to judge if a travel takes place.

Peace

[just another ref]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

Well that is one of the worst way to judge if a travel takes place.

Peace

Seventeen feet is a long way to go without a dribble.

[just another ref]

I looked again. I stand corrected. I had the left and right sequence backward, but everything else was the same. Still a 17 foot travel.

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

About 13:50 in the second half. A drive to the basket by a Cuse player and the announcers think it is a travel. Can this get clipped up for our purposes please?

Peace

If it's the play where A1 gets the ball near the division line then drives by his defender down the left side of the paint, yes he travelled IMO. I looked at the replay on my DVR before going to bed. His pivot foot returned to the floor and he jumped off of it.

He also picked up his pivot foot before his dribble but I only caught that in slow motion.

[Judtech]

Originally Posted by just another ref

I looked again. I stand corrected. I had the left and right sequence backward, but everything else was the same. Still a 17 foot travel.

Players are taught to take 1 or no dribbles inside the 3 point line. Usually on a fast break but not always. So now back to the travel/no travel. I was more interested in the hook that got the Cuse player around the IU player.....but I'm biased

[just another ref]

Originally Posted by Judtech

Players are taught to take 1 or no dribbles inside the 3 point line.

This guy must have gone to that camp. His last dribble is right at the 3 point line.