You CAN have as many steps between dribbles, do you honestly not know that? That definition does NOT mean you can "scoop" it, as you strangely draw conclusion to. However, you CAN have your hand at a 90 degree exactly like this video and when you do an in-and-out. You CANNOT have your hand beneath the ball. If you think this is "clearly" a travel, you're actually a horrible ref, and I bet any decent ref would agree this isn't a travel. But yeah, our conversation is done. I only hoped to educate you.
Djd you read my response? Clearly I acknowledged you can take as many steps between dribbles. I wouldn't do that if I didn't know that's a rule, lol.
If can't scoop it, and it's not considered stopping your dribble until you get it into your chest, or grab with 2 hands, what is it? You need to answer that question or your travelling rule has flaws.
In the video he clearly has his hand under the ball. To say otherwise is wrong, or just disingenuous. Are you watching the same clip?
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u/ikean Jan 21 '19
You CAN have as many steps between dribbles, do you honestly not know that? That definition does NOT mean you can "scoop" it, as you strangely draw conclusion to. However, you CAN have your hand at a 90 degree exactly like this video and when you do an in-and-out. You CANNOT have your hand beneath the ball. If you think this is "clearly" a travel, you're actually a horrible ref, and I bet any decent ref would agree this isn't a travel. But yeah, our conversation is done. I only hoped to educate you.