Check again, his hand was most definitely under the ball. The laws of physics

May 4, 2022
10:53:34am

NOCAL_YFAN All-American

don't allow for you to take like 4 steps across a distance of like 15 feet IN BETWEEN dribbles without your hand carrying the ball.

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Yeah, this was a pretty bad no-call.

cougfanblue CB Nose Hair

5/4/22 10:35am

Serious, horrible.

Blue for Life

5/4/22 10:36am

No carry, no travel, just the norm in today's NBA, drives me nuts.

neboutefan

5/4/22 10:38am

It really sticks out when you watch an old NBA video from like the 80's. Your

NOCAL_YFAN

5/4/22 10:45am

Nearly every dribble in today's NBA starts with the hand underneath the ball...

lbmango

5/4/22 11:49am

Do they every call a carry in the NBA?

BYUheaven

5/4/22 10:38am

Impossible to guard someone who can just run without having to dribble.

texbird33

5/4/22 10:40am

LOL, I just came to link this. That is such a bad no call. Yes, others get away

Cougar TD

5/4/22 10:41am

At the very beginning, is he picking up his dribble?

Hawk in the 303

5/4/22 10:42am

Yes, he had just dribbled.

cougfanblue

5/4/22 10:46am

So a carry? travelling? double-dribble? Too hard to say, so just let it go.

Hawk in the 303

5/4/22 10:50am

By rule it would not be a travel. But carries rarely get called.

blueaussie

5/4/22 11:05am

Ja carries it on every possession like many others in the NBA. They don't call it on anyone.

kimdaddy35

5/4/22 10:43am

Interesting that the game was decided by a travel call on Klay

BYU Fan

5/4/22 10:44am

This year they decided to start calling the two feet moving before you establish your pivot foot. It really comes down

kimdaddy35

5/4/22 10:50am

I don't watch a ton of NBA basketball but I don't recall that ever being called

BYU Fan

5/4/22 11:02am

It was a travel. But was a point of emphasis this year (or last I can't remember) and wasn't called before that.

kimdaddy35

5/4/22 11:07am

Fair enough - the announcer and crowd both seemed to see it in real time

BYU Fan

5/4/22 11:11am

I agree 100% with you. What Klay did gains much less of an advantage than what Ja did. Ja being able to do that makes

kimdaddy35

5/4/22 12:44pm

I think it was the very next play.

JuicyJam

5/4/22 10:53am

You are absolutely correct - that was awful, awful inconsistency

BYU Fan

5/4/22 11:01am

What is the call that he missed? Carry? NO, his hand wasn't under the ball. Travel? He was actively dribbling

IBC

5/4/22 10:46am

If you don't think that is a carry you either don't understand the rules or are delusional.

kimdaddy35

5/4/22 10:48am

Or a current NBA ref

Cougar TD

5/4/22 10:52am

They know it is a carry, it just isn't something they call.

kimdaddy35

5/4/22 10:53am

I wouldn't call that as a ref, to be honest. These guys have massive hands and

QBarrister

5/4/22 10:52am

Check again, his hand was most definitely under the ball. The laws of physics

NOCAL_YFAN

5/4/22 10:53am

Carry ≠ hand under the ball.

blueaussie

5/4/22 11:06am

He was palming the ball. Hand doesn’t need to be under the ball.

A Drew Aitch

5/4/22 11:30am

his hand 100% did turn upward...twice

icecougar

5/4/22 11:42am

Bad call, but if it’s that egregious they should post the video at regular speed.

DieHarder

5/4/22 10:54am

It was just as obvious in full speed.

cougfanblue

5/4/22 10:57am

Yep you can't just hesitate with the ball in your hand in the middle of dribbling.

kimdaddy35

5/4/22 11:01am

You can't hesitate with the ball in your hand?Happens every game and every level

palangi

5/4/22 2:02pm

No you can't hesitate moving your body with multiple steps all while the ball is in your hand. It doesn't happen on any

kimdaddy35

5/4/22 2:05pm

Yeah, that's bad

LiveCoug

5/4/22 11:02am

This is perfect! Because Steph does the exact same thing at the end of the clip

QBarrister

5/4/22 12:15pm

The worst is when you try to call travel/carry at pick up ball, and people argue

BYUFootballisBack

5/4/22 10:56am

Just kidding I never call them anyway, but there is always a huge argument when

BYUFootballisBack

5/4/22 10:57am

Once in pick up, a guy set a screen, and completely ran over the defender.

Mostlyaccurate

5/4/22 2:07pm

Yeah, but what about that shot? Sick!!!!!!

Pollster

5/4/22 11:17am

Almost as bad as Lebron's carry against the Jazz

OldFogey

5/4/22 11:43am

RE: Yeah, this was a pretty bad no-call.

LumberCoug

5/4/22 11:54am

Great finish, but definitely a bad travel to start. It’s tough, I think we

gww687

5/4/22 12:08pm

Meh. I don’t mind it

Blue2thebone

5/4/22 12:11pm

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QBarrister

5/4/22 12:13pm

There are like 2-3 travels every NBA possession. If it’s basketball you want

zerome4sooners

5/4/22 12:16pm

Stupid WCC refs

flyzag

5/4/22 1:31pm

It's not bad at all. The refs could call a carry bi then they'd need to call 50

palangi

5/4/22 2:09pm

I challenge you to show me a single clip of John Stockton carrying the ball as egregiously.

cougfanblue

5/4/22 3:20pm

Vintage NBA officiating. Reason number 62453 the NBA is a joke.

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