Travel???

[Sharpshooternes]

I think this is a travel but am not sure. Player is on both knees with the ball. She lifts one knee and puts that foot on the floor so she now has one knee and toe of shoe down and the other foot down. She then passes the ball. Is this a travel? Can you consider it a pivot knee since both were down? Thanks

[OKREF]

I agree, I believe it is a travel.

[bob jenkins]

It's an attempt to stand. If it's all one motion, give her the benefit of the doubt, but if it's two separate motions, then penalise it.

No such think as "a pivot knee" (or "pivot cheek" <-- in an attempt to stop another post)

[Adam]

You have to judge if she's attempting to stand. I don't think it reads that way, so I'm probably letting it go.

[Sharpshooternes]

Originally Posted by Adam

You have to judge if she's attempting to stand. I don't think it reads that way, so I'm probably letting it go.

She did not try to stand beyond described she was in the second position for at least a second before she passed the ball. Had she lifted her other knee, easy travel. Never had it happen before so I let it go.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by Sharpshooternes

She did not try to stand beyond described she was in the second position for at least a second before she passed the ball.

Yeah, it doesn't seem like I would have called that a travel.

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by Sharpshooternes

She did not try to stand beyond described she was in the second position for at least a second before she passed the ball. Had she lifted her other knee, easy travel. Never had it happen before so I let it go.

Then based on my previous comment, I have a travel.