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While it is not one I think is intended by the rules, it technically is a travel for starting a dribble after lifting the pivot foot. He clearly catches the ball with his right foot down and then steps to his left foot...making the right the pivot. The right foot is lifted and is almost down for the next step before the ball is released on a dribble. Those facts are pretty clear and the rule is pretty clear. By the book, travel....but NEVER called. I don't think I even look for that.
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I do not see anything that suggests it is certain that he did for sure. Again, touching the ball and possession are not the same thing. I see players all the time let the ball hit their hands and let the ball drop into a dribble. Maybe he did catch the ball, but this tape does not make that clear to me. That is why calling this a travel would be a stretch.
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Again, I'm not saying it should be called, but I'm at least honest about what it was rather than trying to BS my way out of saying it was a travel.
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This is the type of play and post that Rich's thread was alluding to.
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While I don't think it was the intent of the travel rule to make this a travel and I have no problem with that and standing behind it not being a travel but it is just plain silly to claim he didn't catch the ball. Anyone who claims that ball wasn't "caught" can only lose credibility. At least be honest about it rather than making something up to justify the ends.
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I could slow the video down a little more but that would just take up time. Burke caught the ball. Again, if you wouldn't call a travel that's cool. You're not the only one. This really isn't one of those plays where we need to go over the act of catching the ball like it's the Zapruder film.
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I am also a clinician in my state. Which means I am one of many that can run a camp and instructed on how to teach officials how to do their jobs. What often happens when I evaluate games when I am observing officials I often ask them, "What did you see?" Then when they tell me, I either evaluate based on what they say as well. Officials on the floor see different things than we see on these plays from a non-officiating position. I know many of you here think that because you see something on the tape that is obvious to you, but officials when asked give interesting explanations. And often their explanation is not far-fetched or even wrong, they just see plays differently because they did not rule these things in slow motion and with some standard that applies to your experience. And to me I would rather ask the official in question than people watching the game that want to make every thing nefarious as to why a play is called or not called from your thinking. Peace
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