Wichita State-Louisville travel no call clip #2 (Hancock 2nd half)
 

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Travel? Yes.

Perhaps not called in lieu of a foul (a marginal one) on #2 for cutting under him when he was in the air for the rebound????

I thought it might have been a cut as well, but after seeing this, I don't think there is any way that is a foul on Wichita St.

I thought it was a travel when I saw it 300 yards from the play, now I know it was a travel.

Peace

So this is a travel, but possession of the ball while on stomach, and rolling over to your back isn't?;)

Add another to the list.


Traveling, no matter how obvious, shall be ignored when :

1. it immediately precedes a try.

2. no advantage is gained.

3. it involves a player falling on his ass.

The play where it might be possible that rolling over and when possession was gained (not clear on the video as the ball is not always shown), to a situation where we can see ball clearly and if that player hit the floor while in complete control of the ball. If I saw this from the angle we were shown, I would have a hard time calling that a travel with the ball hidden.

Peace

Okay.

Dancing Cheek To Cheek ...
 

Left cheek was his pivot cheek. He moved it before releasing the pass. Travel.

Wow. If this isn't going to be called, I don't think any traveling violation is going to be called at the D1 level.

C hesitates, because the play is on top of L - L hesitates because he can't see the ball all the way through the play, and is letting C take/pass on, the play - result: no-call, play on.

Another rule where IMO, we should go to the NBA rule....however in this instance glad they passed.....