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heet75

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Jun 5, 2001
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Rule changes. I did not like going to the 30 second clock for several reasons not just because it was bad for us in particular. But I never see traveling called when a player has posession, is laying on the floor and his legs are moving all over the place. Always used to be a travel...has this been changed or did they just stop calling it?
 

NJCat

All-Conference
Mar 7, 2016
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Rule changes. I did not like going to the 30 second clock for several reasons not just because it was bad for us in particular. But I never see traveling called when a player has posession, is laying on the floor and his legs are moving all over the place. Always used to be a travel...has this been changed or did they just stop calling it?
I noticed the same thing. I like the way they call it now better. Just play hoops man! Too many stoppages as it is......
 

docrugby1

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I believe the general principles are:
If you go to the floor "with" the ball it is traveling

If you go to the floor "for" the ball , traveling is not called
 

pschatz25

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Nov 29, 2005
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I believe the general principles are:
If you go to the floor "with" the ball it is traveling

If you go to the floor "for" the ball , traveling is not called

Adding to this, I believe it would be traveling if you're on the floor and roll or stand up. It is not a traveling violation to slide or move your feet while on the floor.
 
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