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There's a whole lot to traveling rule that has not been told!

FIBA rule book states completely opposite, wtf?

He can slide 28 meters to the court for the backcourt to the frontcourt

If a player gains control of ball. hasn’t dribbled yet but decides to throw the ball forward with two hands and runs after the ball and dribbles again. It should be considered a double dribble right?

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Can you explain article 10-3 thanks!

I know this is an old video but this is the best explanation of a disqualifying foul I’ve seen yet. Thank you!!

0:55 That's a clear travel in FIBA rules. He establishes his left foot as pivot foot, then after his pass fakes he releases the pivot foot just before the ball leaves his hand: Travel! The ball must leave his hand before (or at least at the same time) he lifts his pivot foot.

Lifting the pivot foot isn't the argument. SWITCHING the pivot foot is. All the examples of the NBA aren't what they showed in the beginning.

the last episode with the girl, what if something similar was done during the box out? Essentially, the defender is in the paint, and the attacking player is running from a 3pt line for a an offensive rebound. The defender quickly turns his back, almost like body checking but with his back, and the offensive player bumps into the denfender (everything is on the ground, not in the air). Is that a foul?

What year did this rule change?

5:00 love the explanation

Last action is legal in NBA, illegal anywhere else.

You need to delete this video

Lots of flopping. Are these soccer players?

Hi Question. If you land with both feet on 2nd step, that you remove a foot from the ground but keep it up with the other foot still grounded, is it a travel ? I know that you can't land the foot on the floor, it would eb a 3rd step, but can you keep it and hold it in the air, assuming you'd remain on 1 foot ? xDD

Kobe junps off two feet...

question. I may be getting it mixed up with NFHS. In NFHS A1 gets two fts if fouled- intentional or flagrant. So A1 shoots, fouled- not common. Makes the shot, still gets two shots. If unsuccessful still gets two shots. Or 3 on a 3 pointer. In FIBA, if same thing happens but if A1 makes the shot, gets unsportsmanlike foul. Is it an and 1 situation? Or is it count the basket and two free throws like NFHS?

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If you jump from out of bounds, do you need 1 or both feet to contact inbounds before catching the ball to be considered legal?

Thanks to the global reach of the NBA, one of the most often mistaken FIBA rules is that in FIBA there is no “the hand is a part of the ball” rule.

Are you allowed to start a new dribble after you catch your own airball ?

Mistaken basketball rules😅

Hi, thank you for this video! Before watching this video I knew that the NBA and NCAA rules were pretty clear that lifting the pivot to do a step-through move is 100% legal (you can lift the pivot foot but must shoot or pass before the pivot foot lands), but I was confused about the FIBA rule 25.2.1, which states that "the player may jump off a pivot foot, but NEITHER foot may be returned to the floor before the ball is released from the hand(s)". After reading the comments section, it sounds like FIBA specifies a "jump" as separate from a "step" (as in the step-through). I had a couple follow-up questions: 1. So if the FIBA jump-off-of-pivot rule doesn't apply to a step-through move, is the argument that there is no specific language in the FIBA rules and therefore a step through is legal? Or if there is specific language regarding the step-through, can you tell me the section in the FIBA rules? 2. Do the FIBA rules explicitly define what a "jump" is and how it's different from a "step"? Does jump = two feet leaving the floor and step = one foot leaving the floor? Thank you for clarifying this. My work league refs are massive old heads and I don't think they're interpreting their rule book correctly... the step through move always gets called for a travel but I don't think they realize that if a step through is being called for a travel then all two-step layups need to be called for travels too.

You tried to pull that off 😂. Yall eyes and ears are catching two different things. Comprehension at a low. The step through parker and melo did was travel, they moved the pivot before the shot. When the trainer rold melo he had to jump off two, they mean after the first step with pivot still down. As you can see when melo tried to do correctly it didnt feel right because he's so used to doing it wrong. Then he finally did it right, and after that he kind of went back to the travel. The guy doing the video then showed melo doing the move two different times side by side, but he actually didn't show the clip side by side that melo did the move without walking. Then each nba/wnba clip you showed was of players doing the move correctly, they each step with the non pivot foot kept the pivot down then jump off two. As for the rule book it speaks on not moving the pivot unless you jump to pass or shoot. When clearly, if your watching parker and melo lift their pivot not to jump but on the step. Simple footwork knowledge shouldn't even be a conversation.

Sir,... its a jump, ....not jump to then step, or a leave your pivot to take a step. .....at the point when you have left your pivot, that is what is being done( leaving your pivot ). In simple, youre not leaving your pivot to take an additional step. (What yiu have done in tha case if effectively change yiur pivot).

I don't care... this rule is misinterpreted at the highest levels... It's a TRAVEL! ALL THEYVE DONE is effectively switched the pivot. ( the rule reads that the ball has to be released b4 the pivot comes back down...) To emphasize the misinterpretation, answer this for me...When I lift my pivot and take the step-through with the opposite, could I keep jumping/hopping off the the step-through until I get to an open spot just as long as I don't put my initial pivot back down? Of course you can't but the rule and people's interpretation of the rule will have you believe that you can do whatever as long as the pivot doesn't come back down...

no gather step when he picks up his dribble. then only two steps after that. good play.

To 4 countries right there

YES he traveled all the way to diddi house 🤭🤣 Jordon’s the GOAT

I love the old rule, 0step then shoot... 0,1,2 steps is bad game as rules... In our local game, we do Zero step.. coz if there is 0,1, 2 steps, player can do side step or zigzag step hehehe

No. His second step never left the floor.

Yup

😮yes i counted at least 3 steps

Was that a question?

Travelllllllll right foot was pívot and was returned to floor before ball released

That's that diddy step

King of the passport brothers

Yes he did

Clean, his left foot was his pivot

no and it's 2024 bro you can stop with the traveling videos

No

Travelllllll

No

His left foot is his pivot… he made sure he kept it down just say you don’t like Lebron 😂

Probably grabbed the ball late, so when right was on the floor. Thats yhe zero. Two steps, okay

That's nothing unusual he does it all the damn time ⛹️