travel violations

BillyMac

upprdeck wrote
Establishing a pivot foot doing multiple jab steps then starting their drives off in the other direction with the pivot foot leaving the floor before letting go the ball.

Travel. All day long. All night long. Travel in a boys high school varsity game. Travel in a Catholic middle school girls "junior varsity" game. Travel in a gymnasium. Travel on an outdoor playground court. Travel in my sleep. Travel when I'm awake. Travel in my dreams. If it happens in my primary coverage area, it's a travel 100% of the time, all the time, every time.

Adam

BillyMac wrote
Travel. All day long. All night long. Travel in a boys high school varsity game. Travel in a Catholic middle school girls "junior varsity" game. Travel in a gymnasium. Travel on an outdoor playground court. Travel in my sleep. Travel when I'm awake. Travel in my dreams. If it happens in my primary coverage area, it's a travel 100% of the time, all the time, every time.

Agreed.

If it happened as the OP said.

just another ref

Perhaps Ncaa Traveling (Non) Calls Trickling Down?

Raymond

just another ref wrote
Perhaps Ncaa Traveling (Non) Calls Trickling Down?

Perhaps a lot of AAU officials aren't well versed on travelling rules.

[deleted]

BadNewsRef wrote
Perhaps a lot of AAU officials aren't well versed on travelling rules.

Or maybe they have been reading too many of JRut's posts!

rekent

AremRed wrote
Or maybe they have been reading too many of JRut's posts!

😕 I had never noticed JRut was an advocate of ignoring traveling...

Adam

rekent wrote
:confused: I had never noticed JRut was an advocate of ignoring traveling...

He's not.

rekent

Adam wrote
He's not.

Kinda what I thought, that's why the comment lost me.

JRutledge

Actually I just think that traveling is the most inconsistent call in the entire game of basketball. And unlike some here I feel that HS officials do just as bad of a job calling traveling properly as we see at other levels. HS officials IMO just call many phantom calls than they do at the other levels, but still incorrectly apply the rule.

Peace

Camron Rust

Adam wrote
He's not.

No, he just defines holding the ball in a way that makes it nearly impossible....and completely the opposite of how he defines holding the ball when it comes to deciding if a player is shooting or not.

BillyMac

JRutledge wrote
Traveling is the most inconsistent call in the entire game of basketball.

Agree. Toughest call for me, and I've been doing this for thirty-two years. It's not block/charge, foul/incidental contact, or coach-official interactions, it's traveling. Especially at the end of a dribble, with all the various possibilities, jump stops, spin moves, fakes and pivots, gathering the ball for a try, step throughs, over unders, etc.

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