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Fri Mar 29, 2013, 09:06pm
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It is possible to correctly call a travel and never know which foot was the pivot.
Player catches the ball with one or both feet on the floor, does a 360 degree spin and winds up several feet away with both feet on the floor again prior to releasing a shot. This is a travel, whether I actually saw his feet move or not. If you want to put it that way, the call was (correctly) made "because it looked funny." This, in my opinion, is considerably better than missing the call, for whatever reason.
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