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Is there a difference between "getting up" and "getting to the feet"? Also, the rule book doesn't mention that the player can't roll over.
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4.44.5 SITUATION B: A1 dives for a loose ball and slides after gaining control. A1 is in a position either on his/her back or stomach. What can A1 do without violating? RULING: A1 may pass, shoot, start a dribble or call a time-out. Once A1 has the ball and is no longer sliding, he/she may not roll over. I get what you're saying, but let's not confuse the issue for rookies, and for those that just joined the discussion.
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And just to clarify (focusing on the "no longer sliding" in red from Billy), if a player dives after a ball, grabs said orb and doesn't like the chest burn he/she is getting -- while momentum continues to glide this person across the floor -- he/she may "rotate"/twist on to the buttocks before coming to a stop and THEN faces the no-rollover restrictions, right?
Seems this is actually a fairly common occurrence for this scenario (diving, possessing, twisting so as to be sitting for better view/passing opportunities). |
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Player is flat on his stomach. To stand, he will either 1- rolling over on to his butt 2- put both hands on the floor and walk up with his feet 3- or rise to a his knees. When he rises to his knees, his attempting to get up. It make no difference whether he makes it to his feet or not. Attempting to get up constitutes traveling. Attempt get up OR stand? If he goes from stomach to his knees, he has removed his torso from the floor. It may not be an attempt to stand but he certainly did get up.
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Or, want to just not call anything unless they're forced to....which is really not good for the game.
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Suggest you find different official to respect.
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I talked to him the other day and he clarified it for me. Of course he calls the game by the rules....but this is one thing that helps him with the gray area plays and overall game management.
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Roll over is traveling?
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A player is on their butt with the ball. They are on their right hip and here comes a defender to take the ball. They roll to their left hip lifting their right hip off the ground and pass to their point guard. Was this attempt to get up... I dont think so. Did this give them advantage? I think so? Is their right butt/hip considered a pivot like foot and changing that pivot to the left butt/hip considered changing pivots? I wish the rule book made this clearer because half the referees I see call nothing and half call a travel. My friend says roll over means rolling as 180 degree barrel roll. I see this as more advantage partially rolling away from a defender who comes to tie up the ball. I want the opinions here with any reasoning why that I can use on my partners/coaches to make me a better referee. I see this play happen I want to be more confident inside and out when I make my decision. Thanks in advance.
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The travel rule doesn't contain anything related to "advantage" (and even if it did, it would be to NOT call something that is technically a violation if it DOES NOT gain an advantage. ) Even if this were true, it would only then be illegal to put the right check back on the floor. The play you describe is legal -- this does not constitute a "roll." |
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No travel. Rocking form hip to hip, while sitting, is not attempting to get up nor is it rolling over.
Rolling over is a player is turning from the stomach to the back, or from laying on their right side to laying on the left side.....something like a full 180 degree change of orientation.
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