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Back court violations can be confusing, as Ed Malloy overrules the trail official to call it on Williams of OKC. We hear Michael Cage say "both feet" established, but Williams needs only ONE foot down in front court and other foot off the floor. It's clear that back foot... show more

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Remember: For a back court violation when it's being dribbled across - both feet AND the ball must be established in the front court first (ball must *bounce* in front court). We can see Alvarado does not get all 3 in front court so he can go into backcourt again. LEGAL

Remember: For a back court violation when it's being dribbled across - both feet AND the ball must be established in the front court first (ball must bounce in front court). We can see Alvarado does not get all 3 in front court so he can go into backcourt again. LEGAL

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Did Mathurin Travel? In real time, without the (unfair) advantage of slo mo replay, refs probably see this as a gather with left foot planting. But we can see that it's the back foot (right foot) on floor when both hands touch it, making the L-R-L after that a travel.

Did Mathurin Travel? In real time, without the (unfair) advantage of slo mo replay, refs probably see this as a gather with left foot planting. But we can see that it's the back foot (right foot) on floor when both hands touch it, making the L-R-L after that a travel.

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226,797 views • 1 year ago

OK! Here's the best angle for the Grayson Allen gather & step thru. We're looking to see if he got the left foot down at same time/after he gathers with both hands. It's as close as humanly possible - hence, no way to detect with human eye in real time, benefit goes to the player. So next foot to touch becomes the pivot (in the NBA). Does he then move the right foot? YES - about 2.3 inches, which again, is difficult to detect in real time but it's there. Remember: refs need to be #certain on travel calls (unfair to use slow mo close up to judge but here we are). Without that slight move, perfectly legal move to lift the pivot foot in order to shoot or pass before it comes back down. 👌🏀

OK! Here's the best angle for the Grayson Allen gather & step thru. We're looking to see if he got the left foot down at same time/after he gathers with both hands. It's as close as humanly possible - hence, no way to detect with human eye in real time, benefit goes to the player. So next foot to touch becomes the pivot (in the NBA). Does he then move the right foot? YES - about 2.3 inches, which again, is difficult to detect in real time but it's there. Remember: refs need to be #certain on travel calls (unfair to use slow mo close up to judge but here we are). Without that slight move, perfectly legal move to lift the pivot foot in order to shoot or pass before it comes back down. 👌🏀

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319,483 views • 7 months ago

Here's the KAT baseline drive travel no call (we also would need to ignore the potential foul on Wemby, too). Left foot is down when dribble ends. Next foot to touch (right foot) becomes the pivot. The right foot lifts off the floor legally, then touches the floor illegally

Here's the KAT baseline drive travel no call (we also would need to ignore the potential foul on Wemby, too). Left foot is down when dribble ends. Next foot to touch (right foot) becomes the pivot. The right foot lifts off the floor legally, then touches the floor illegally

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50,774 views • 1 month ago

The Spurs crowd wanted a travel, so I went back to check what happened. SGA did something very impressive: he gathers with right foot down, steps on to left foot (consider it the pivot), then balances on right with left foot off the floor until he releases it as a pass. LEGAL

The Spurs crowd wanted a travel, so I went back to check what happened. SGA did something very impressive: he gathers with right foot down, steps on to left foot (consider it the pivot), then balances on right with left foot off the floor until he releases it as a pass. LEGAL

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65,333 views • 1 month ago

Lotta people calling this a travel so let's break this down in SLO MO. Even under a microscope we can see a gather + two foot jumpstop. At this point either foot can be lifted to establish the other as the pivot. Paolo's right foot slides slightly but that's no issue. Clean play 💯

Lotta people calling this a travel so let's break this down in SLO MO. Even under a microscope we can see a gather + two foot jumpstop. At this point either foot can be lifted to establish the other as the pivot. Paolo's right foot slides slightly but that's no issue. Clean play 💯

Automatic

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First time doing this, but hear me out 😂 The ball and Aasgaard both on the grass cut line. But in the official VAR line drawing he’s about a foot to a foot and a half ahead of that same line while his foot is planted on the ground?

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Randle w/ the good steal and in the open court, you could count 4 steps from the last dribble. But that's not how the rules work. We only count from when the dribble ends. It's still flaring until he puts both hands on the ball. Foot on floor does not count towards 2 legal steps

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42,737 views • 8 months ago

You're allowed to let the ball float in front of you and take as many steps as you like Just got off the court with Ten000Hours where he explains it

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Warnock on SCOTUS: First of all, no one elected this Court—to decide what kind of remedies we need in this moment. It’s really not up to the Supreme Court to say, “Well, we have reached the threshold where this issue around race and inclusion is no longer necessary.” That is not the job of the Court. And I’m struck, quite frankly, by the very easy and nonchalant way in which this extreme, activist Court knocks down precedent after precedent. The bar for doing that ought to be high, but we’re seeing with this Court—whether we’re talking about voting rights or a woman’s bodily autonomy, the right to decide with respect to her own body—they just strike down things they don’t like. They don’t have any respect, in the ways that we expect courts traditionally to, for precedent. And when precedents are torn down, you need a darn good reason to do it—and they are an activist court.

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This key bucket by Melo has a lot going on. First, you can take as much time as u like executing the legal 2 steps (as long as you're not in the lane for >3 secs). You can also drag the back foot, not considered a step. His left foot can also pivot on floor while balancing. I don't even think it moved, just pivoted. Maybe half an inch. Not enough for a ref to be *certain* so they cannot call that, even though I don't really know if it moved anyway.

This key bucket by Melo has a lot going on. First, you can take as much time as u like executing the legal 2 steps (as long as you're not in the lane for >3 secs). You can also drag the back foot, not considered a step. His left foot can also pivot on floor while balancing. I don't even think it moved, just pivoted. Maybe half an inch. Not enough for a ref to be certain so they cannot call that, even though I don't really know if it moved anyway.

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We’re in luck — I got the mosaic feed with alternate angles. Don’t look at it as “being wrong,” just updating your knowledge base. He gathers with both feet off the floor. Even if 1 foot was down, he can still jump stop and pivot. Make sense?

We’re in luck — I got the mosaic feed with alternate angles. Don’t look at it as “being wrong,” just updating your knowledge base. He gathers with both feet off the floor. Even if 1 foot was down, he can still jump stop and pivot. Make sense?

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446,340 views • 1 year ago

LeBron with another hop travel on his spin move. You’re simply not allowed to gather the ball (end the dribble with both hands on it) with a foot on the floor and then hop on that same foot. The fans behind the bench clearly follow this account

LeBron with another hop travel on his spin move. You’re simply not allowed to gather the ball (end the dribble with both hands on it) with a foot on the floor and then hop on that same foot. The fans behind the bench clearly follow this account

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Shannon Sharpe GOES OFF on the refs in OKC vs Spurs game 5 😳 “I thought the officials had a bad stretch. That was a goaltending. How did they miss that? THE BALL WENT OFF CHET FOOT. HOW DO YOU MISS THAT? AND THE REF TRYING TO GET A CHALLENGE AND Y’ALL LIKE WHAT? NO, COME ON. YOU CAN’T MISS THAT. Now, in international rules, you can goaltending off the rim. But you can’t do that in the NBA. Look, I understand both of them got size 30 shoes. One got a boat, the other got a yacht, but the ball went off Chet foot. IT DID.” (Via Nightcap)

Shannon Sharpe GOES OFF on the refs in OKC vs Spurs game 5 😳 “I thought the officials had a bad stretch. That was a goaltending. How did they miss that? THE BALL WENT OFF CHET FOOT. HOW DO YOU MISS THAT? AND THE REF TRYING TO GET A CHALLENGE AND Y’ALL LIKE WHAT? NO, COME ON. YOU CAN’T MISS THAT. Now, in international rules, you can goaltending off the rim. But you can’t do that in the NBA. Look, I understand both of them got size 30 shoes. One got a boat, the other got a yacht, but the ball went off Chet foot. IT DID.” (Via Nightcap)

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I call upon the authorities to release Dr. Kizza Besigye, the Supreme Court ruled that it was unconstitutional to try him and other civilians in the general court martial, therefore where the rule of law prevails, then court orders have to be complied with.

I call upon the authorities to release Dr. Kizza Besigye, the Supreme Court ruled that it was unconstitutional to try him and other civilians in the general court martial, therefore where the rule of law prevails, then court orders have to be complied with.

Charles Peter Mayiga

99,141 views • 1 year ago

It's really funny that put shoe on the wrong foot twice in a row😂 Becbec was holding the left shoe. First, she took off the right shoe and put on it, but after she realized it should be for the left foot. B: plaek plaek. Then she took off the left shoe and put it on the right foot, only to find that she had put it on the wrong foot again😂 FREENBECKY JELLY COLLECTION #RockfishWeatherwearxFB #beckysangels

It's really funny that put shoe on the wrong foot twice in a row😂 Becbec was holding the left shoe. First, she took off the right shoe and put on it, but after she realized it should be for the left foot. B: plaek plaek. Then she took off the left shoe and put it on the right foot, only to find that she had put it on the wrong foot again😂 FREENBECKY JELLY COLLECTION #RockfishWeatherwearxFB #beckysangels

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