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[RoundBall Rules Whisperer @RoundballW]

It was legal because defender hand hit the rim way before the shot go to the rim. Simple.

[Dave McMenamin @mcten]

JJ Redick spoke with Monty McCutchen, the NBA’s SVP of ref development, Monday to discuss the Lakers-Celtics game. He remains perplexed why Neemias Queta was not called for goaltending for sticking his hand through the rim. “If I was Wemby I would literally [do it] every time”

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@HeHateUofL @campbelldadof3 @StepThroughJoe @fatbaldguyracin Chris, Hamilton is spot on here. This is a legal play.

[RoundBall Rules Whisperer @RoundballW]

@TonyDasco Bama called a TO. TOs reset the 10 second clock.

[RoundBall Rules Whisperer @RoundballW]

Referees will miss calls occasionally. Human.

But, @fatbaldguyracin , this ain't one of them.

This is a basic step through (s/o to @StepThroughJoe ) which has been around since the peach basket.

[Dr Keeneland Dan @fatbaldguyracin]

This non travel call is killing basketball, YOU CANT CHANGE pivot feet. For 200 yrs in basketball this is a WALK , but lately the refs have decides you can just take another step. It is happening every night in CBB and its never called anymore. Its a freaky travel.

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@RefereeVision Not in NBA or NCAA.
In NFHS you have to decide if the last bounce of the ball touched line. Yes? Legal. No? BCV.

[RoundBall Rules Whisperer @RoundballW]

@WhateverClips It was a travel

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@TheReal7DAYZPB7 @JasonBrownJr20 @parkview_hoops Technically it’s a travel. It’s rarely called.

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@bballbreakdown @pli21 Stepping ON but not inbounds is legal. Rule says you can't step "onto the court."

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@mmelvin07241957 @Elohim48616976 @Sturdy32 Mark, please stop.

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@itsAntWright Was it called ?

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@Pauly_Wallnutts @itsAntWright That’s not a jump stop. “New pivot foot” is dead giveaway that rule knowledge is lacking. This is legal.

[RoundBall Rules Whisperer @RoundballW]

@itsAntWright @cvrife1 Sit this one out, Claud. Every layup has the pivot foot lifted.

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@WidJohn @TheConnorPils When someone says “ second pivot” I know they do not know rules. This is legal as long as ball released before pivot lands.

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@AdamHeying71171 @TheConnorPils Legal at all levels

[RoundBall Rules Whisperer @RoundballW]

This is a 5 second violation if defender is near the huddle.

[Hoop Herald @TheHoopHerald]

If you are a State that still does not have a shot clock, you should be ashamed

This is disgusting

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@Sloan15Jeff Could be.

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@LuNcH_BoXx @llibi117 @KnicksMemes Correct IMO. But had it been a shot attempt he could not have retrieved it like high school and NCAA allow.

[RoundBall Rules Whisperer @RoundballW]

There is no specific rule that says you cannot pass to yourself. It’s treated as a dribble if the player picks it up. So you then ask if his dribble had already ended. If not, legal. If yes, double dribble.

[BrickCenter @BrickCenter_]

How does KAT keep getting away with passing to himself 😭😭

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@CurseOfBambino @CTdannymPA @KnicksMemes And if his pivot didn’t come off the floor.

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@CurseOfBambino @CTdannymPA @KnicksMemes It’s legal if not a shot and if he hadn’t already used dribble.