He out the ball on the court, so at that point he can get up and it's not a travel. Same as walking next to a rolling

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Sep 15, 2020
7:31:06pm

unctoothman Intervention Needed

He out the ball on the court, so at that point he can get up and it's not a travel. Same as walking next to a rolling

ball after an inbounds.

I'm just surprised he did all that on 2.5 seconds.

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unctoothman

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I guess falling on the court with the ball or getting back up without a dribble

nephicoug

9/15/20 7:29pm

He out the ball on the court, so at that point he can get up and it's not a travel. Same as walking next to a rolling

unctoothman

9/15/20 7:31pm

A rolling inbounded ball is almost never touched by the dribbler until they

Corn Pop

9/15/20 7:35pm

Point is, if the ball is sitting on the floor it's not being held/possessed by a player. So there's no ability to travel

unctoothman

9/15/20 7:55pm

There's no rhyme or reason for when a ref (rarely) calls traveling anymore.

Corn Pop

9/15/20 7:32pm

Its a legal play

Jay Kay

9/15/20 7:44pm

Don’t rain on the “ugh NBA is a joke, there’s no travels or defense anymore”

2018grad

9/15/20 7:50pm

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