Traveling?

[Camron Rust]

Originally Posted by Sharpshooternes

Remember the traveling has everything to do with what the pivot foot does and not how many steps or what looks "funny."

And, except for the start of a dribble part of the travel rule, it is always the foot coming down that creates the travel, not the lifting of the foot.

[Sharpshooternes]

Originally Posted by Camron Rust

And, except for the start of a dribble part of the travel rule, it is always the foot coming down that creates the travel, not the lifting of the foot.

Unless you start a dribble with the pivot foot up. This is a travel. The pivot foot need not come back down.

[just another ref]

Originally Posted by Camron Rust

And, except for the start of a dribble part of the travel rule, it is always the foot coming down that creates the travel, not the lifting of the foot.

Originally Posted by Sharpshooternes

Unless you start a dribble with the pivot foot up. This is a travel. The pivot foot need not come back down.

I believe that's what he just said.

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by Sunnyboy

player dribbles on the baseline and starts to make a pass to teammate setting up for a three point attempt on far side. Pivot foot is lifted and player realizes pass will be intercepted. He pulls ball back to chest, keeps his pivot off the floor, holds the ball for two seconds and calls a timeout.
Is this a travel? What if he adjusted and made a pass to top of key. Assume foot on floor does not move. This was real play my crew has debated for a week now.

Why would it be a travel if he didn't put his pivot foot back down?

[jmwking]

Originally Posted by Sunnyboy

player dribbles on the baseline and starts to make a pass to teammate setting up for a three point attempt on far side. Pivot foot is lifted and player realizes pass will be intercepted. He pulls ball back to chest, keeps his pivot off the floor, holds the ball for two seconds and calls a timeout.
Is this a travel? What if he adjusted and made a pass to top of key. Assume foot on floor does not move. This was real play my crew has debated for a week now.

Y'all are missing it: "Player dribbles on the baseline..." This isn't soccer!

Originally Posted by jmwking

Y'all are missing it: "Player dribbles on the baseline..." This isn't soccer!

What are we missing?

[Altor]

An OOB violation. (I noticed it originally, but decided to go with the OP's intended meaning)

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by Altor

An OOB violation. (I noticed it originally, but decided to go with the OP's intended meaning)

Exactly