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I don't see anything close to a travel on play #1.
Play #2 might be a travel if we were allowed to ref games while they were shown to use in slo-motion. If it is a travel, it's hard to detect at full speed.
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During the broadcast, they went on and on about that first play being a missed travel. I didn't think it was in real time... and then every time they replayed it I was even more sure.
It's back to the difference between the rule (Gather, pivot, etc) and the perception of the rule (3 steps!)
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From this angle you can't tell the exact moment the gather takes place, but I'm placing it at the free throw line, at which time his left toe may be on the ground.
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On replay play #1 MIGHT be a travel.
And that's why it wasn't and shouldn't be called. The announcers don't know what they are talking about. And the reasoning in the other thread that it was an obvious travel b/c of the distance covered is flawed. Good basketball players get to the basket on two dribbles all the time from 28' in. |
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Play #1 is a travel. I actually DVR this play when it happened. He has ended his dribble (gathered two hands on the ball) with left foot on the ground, making it the pivot. A travel occurs when pivot foot returns to the floor and ball is still in his grasp - this happened in this play.
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Sorry, not seeing a travel here.
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Exactly. This is clearly a travel, I thought it was when I saw it live.
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Where's The Bear ???
Nice photo. I stand corrected.
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Agree. Dribble ended. Pivot foot left. Travel.
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Clearly a travel in a still shot, but he only takes two steps (right, left). However, the second step is the pivot foot returning to the floor. To say this is clearly a travel at real-speed is a farce, in my opinion. It looked funny, but strange isn't necessarily illegal. I have no problems without a whistle on this play. |
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He jumped of his left foot.
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