Ishan Hindocha
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34, Level 2 Qualified Basketball Coach (UKCC). Former NL coach for the Nottingham Hoods.
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@tylerwdwyer
@ScoutWithBryan
It was. Shuffling of feet and the full change in pivot. Can be done if executed correctly.
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@BoTilly
@OfficialNBARefs
Because LeBron took 2 steps after the gather as opposed to 3 like this shows.
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@DevInTheLab
All these answers are kinda misleading. 1. You can START a dribble with 2 hands. 2. Starting a dribble with 2 hands and immediately ending it after one bounce is legal (power dribble). 3. Starting and then continuing to dribble with 2 hands is illegal.
@OfficialChipC
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@DevInTheLab
Here's the crazy part about this, they're getting open looks even when the timing is off. Imagine when the pass, screens, and cuts all happen at the same time. That's really the "hard" part about learning these concepts. Timing.
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@DevInTheLab
@overtime
@KU1on1
That's one of those moves that gets everyone mad just because it looks weird but is actually legal lol
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@automaticnba
@NBA_University
@bballbreakdown
@mdwbasketball
Solid breakdown, hadn't got a chance to watch it properly until now lol. I concur. NBA officials manual (blue highlight) and FIBA illustration to confirm. Technically speaking, if we ignore the slight foot slide at the end, it's legal on all levels.....
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@NeverDefileKyle
@bballbreakdown
It doesn't need to touch both hands at the same time, its still illegal.
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@DevInTheLab
This is too good. In fact it's so good that people will still disagree 😂 how dare you use logic to prove your point 😂
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@_RedSpade
@overtime
@NBATV
You can't pass the ball from one hand to the other, that's 1000% a double dribble
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A legal play at ALL levels. Left is the pivot and the shot is released prior to the left returning. Good job to all the “Twitter Refs” that said clean.
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@automaticnba
@NBA_University
@bballbreakdown
@mdwbasketball
From this angle, the foot slide looks pretty minimal. I'd personally say legal all levels. Always happy to help 👊🏼🙏🏼
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@tenacious_O
@Ballislife
@thebig3
He went to Shamgod it but instead of bringing the ball back across he dribbled it in the same place then dribbled past with the right hand. Took me a few looks too 😂
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@InTheLabBrand
It looks like every time he looks down at the ball, the defender looks too and its game over 😂
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@bonerclese
@DevInTheLab
You can't advance the ball until the last 2 minutes of the 4th......
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@sshermes
@DevInTheLab
NFHS, FIBA, NCAA and NBA rulebooks all state lifting your pivot is legal.
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@DevInTheLab
What's crazy is 99% of all comments on this move on Twitter and IG are "travel, switched pivots". Social media has paved the way for the dumbest "experts" phenomenon. The guys who think they're talking sense but really have no clue......
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@DevInTheLab
It's like people forgot that you posted this like 2 weeks ago.......guess its time for another reminder.
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@MTest79
@StepThroughJoe
@overtime
The fact that you think a step through is a travel tells me all I need to know about your rule knowledge......
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@MrDevilAdvocate
@overtime
@Drake
@dribble2much
Dragging your foot is only a travel if you're stationary.
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@BumpSports
@OfficialNBARefs
That's completely false. By that logic then all layups are travels.
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@aingaran
@StepThroughJoe
@KesOrta76694
@Ballislife
That's not a travel by rule at any level lol nor has it ever been one.
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@bballbreakdown
For anyone confused, watch this clip. Ref first signals Warrior ball, then to Mavs bench for mandatory timeout then again points back to confirm Warriors ball.
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@rahimgomez
@DevInTheLab
This is what you're talking about right? It's not a travel.
Voiceover Vid. Volume up 🔊
NBA Traveling Rule explained, for fans & commentators perplexed by this not being called a Travel.
#NBA
Rules
#NBAPlayoffs
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@Cinco_De
@jakemute
@bballbreakdown
First step occurs when a foot or both feet touch the floor after gaining control of the ball. So he gathers the ball, leaps, then lands 1-2 for his 2 legal steps.
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@DevInTheLab
His only flaw is his over eagerness to reach. He's a solid defender still, moves his feet and uses his body and core strength well. Nice thread, it's about time someone stopped the narrative!
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@SonOfSolomon88
@bobbyshirma
@sue727
@BleacherReport
NFHS video of the exact same move. Legal at every level in the world.
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@DevInTheLab
I don't mind the travels when they actually are travels, the carries are going to be more of an issue because its harder to be consistent with them.
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@TalmBoutPacers
@DevInTheLab
You're completely missing the point lol. His FORM was better back then. You're acting like someone's said he's a Greek Steph Curry lol. Comparatively his rookie form was MILES better. And being able to shoot 5% better even on slightly more attempts is significant.
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@PrepTheftAuto
Correct call, and every single one of Draymond's calls were correct too. FYI they reviewed 2 of Draymond's......
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@rahimgomez
@DevInTheLab
You literally are wrong, you said it was a travel and it's not 😂 and why would I ever listen to you over an actual official when it comes to officiating? Even he would tell you you're wrong 😂
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@BballCoachMac
If 12 year old kids in Europe can play with a 24 second clock then there should be 0 issue for HS players with a 30 second clock.
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@bballbreakdown
If anyone is interested in just how far the game has evolved here's the original rules written by Dr Naismith.
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@DevInTheLab
They just need constant reminders from coaching staff, if you see Steph running at you without the ball, screen for him. Every time. And understand that by doing that, you WILL get easy buckets. You won't even have to try half the time.
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@Hennen_Workouts
1000% legal. If lifting your pivot is a travel then all jumpshots and layups are travels.
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@Cinco_De
@jakemute
@bballbreakdown
But that doesn't mean it's illegal. Just means the ref made an incorrect call. And your opinion isn't a fact.
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@Expert_Sources
@SportsCenter
@NBA
Because it isn't a travel? The rule states you can lift your pivot to pass or shoot. It's legal at every level in the world. Point D and Art.3.A. NBA and NFHS rulebooks.
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@DevInTheLab
Just logical. More usage = more wear and tear. They're athletes, not gods, just takes a little longer for it to show.
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@Bill_Johnson_3
@coachdanmoore
@haily_schartz
@NFHS_Org
@Jerry_Snodgrass
My counter to this is that 96% of all HS players will not play past HS. So why not give them the most opportunity to not only learn the game but actually play too? They're not playing here. Yes there is a winning aspect, but basketball should also be fun.
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@DevInTheLab
I honestly don't understand how anyone could watch the way teams like GS or the Spurs move the ball and think it's not fun basketball.....
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@Owls_HC_WWUmbb
@ShootItacademy
It's allowed at every level, male or female. Refs may incorrectly call it a travel but rules don't change based on gender.
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@DevInTheLab
I hate watching him shoot, especially when looking back at his rookie year, it's night and day.
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@DevInTheLab
@overtime
@AllDayAthletes_
It's just 2 steps. The issue is that people think there's a restriction on how high you can leap between steps.
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If someone said you'd meet one of the best, if not the best, centers of all time in a random sport hall in the UK after he watched your u14s game and got to talk to him after, I'd say you're dreaming......(pun intended)
What's your most memorable interaction with a basketball player?
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@TristanJass
I always find it ironic that it's the guys who say "look it up" are the ones who are wrong 😂
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@jakemute
@bballbreakdown
@Cinco_De
Lol I can see perfectly and I know the rules. If the argument is both feet are off the floor then a Euro step is a travel. I don't make the rules lol
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@OfficialNBARefs
Finally! Been teĺling people that it's legal in all levels and genders, yet people still don't want to understand.
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Hey
@FIBA
, think this would make for a good learning opportunity for everyone to understand the rules better. What's the ruling?
Any FIBA coaches/Officials want to weigh in please do! And share!
@Arbitrando2
@robeddon
@kyleogdencoach
@Wyatt_anders
@RefereeUnivers1
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@BMWinPTown
@DabereFA
@johnhollinger
Same thing. Foot that Ja was balancing on was his 2nd step. He can stand on that foot and its not a travel. Only a travel if his other foot comes back down before passing or shooting.
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All it takes is reading a rulebook. Its a shame that with the power of social media, we live in a world where perceptions/opinions carry more weight than facts.
As a trainer who has talked about what a travel really is and getting negative feedback from social media refs I feel compelled to talk about it. So stick with me here:
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@tylerwdwyer
@ScoutWithBryan
Honestly I thought it was pretty obvious. And again don't disagree. I just don't think it was the case here.
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@moon_juice24
@YazooMotif
@w00sher
@bballbreakdown
1. The rule for end of dribble does not say when it hits the floor it's the end of your dribble. 2. This is also legal in FIBA since they changed the rules in 2017 to include a gather step.
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@AlbrittonLv
@tenacious_O
@Ballislife
@thebig3
Seems so obvious when you think about it but that's next level creativity/reactions 😂
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@BballCoachMac
Defensive communication is not unsportsmanlike. If it helps the team then do it.
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@Hoard11
@Tim_NBA
@PowChrisol
That applies to starting a dribble, not passing or shooting. 2 separate rules for a reason.
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@PosteryzedClips
Anyone who says travel needs to read a rulebook. There is NO RULE that says you have to jump off both feet simultaneously anywhere. Its 1000% legal.
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@porksmithchop
@overtime
@JLawbball
Right here is when he gathered it, he's got both hands on the ball. So by rule his left foot that's about to plant is his pivot/Step 1. If it's close like this to the point where you can't tell without replay/slomo then it won't get called.
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@GottliebShow
@CoachJayWright
To answer the question, what did he do wrong, the answer is A. Displace the opponent and B. Violate the principle of verticality.
To answer the question, why isn't this always called a foul, please read this thread
@benjaminmurph55
@IshanHindocha
Reasons why foul isn’t called every time shot goes up:
-Incidental Contact rule
-No “possession consequence”
Ex: Ball bounces off rim, away from 2 opponents battling for rebound position, so that contact is ruled “incidental to an effort by an opponent to reach a loose ball”.
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