A play like this seems to trend every year. This is not a travel at any level of basketball. It is a basic step through move that is a fundamental part of basketball.
Tatum picks the ball up and establishes his right foot as his pivot foot. He is permitted to “step through” with his left and lift his pivot (right) as long as he shoots or passes the ball prior to the right foot returning to the floor. Based on some of the comments, people are starting to learn this is a legal play.
The "Best" Teams in the NFC
1. San Francisco 49ers
2. Eagles (lost by 23 points to the 49ers)
3. Cowboys (lost by 32 points to the 49ers)
4. Lions (1 win against a team with a winning record)
5. N/A (No other teams above .500)
dedicating the rest of my life to writing the fan fiction of Diar DeRozan being allowed to attend the play-in game in Miami and how the playoffs would have gone without the Heat.
Somebody sell me on why the Packers should go with a 39 year old QB with maybe 2-3 good years left in him when the alternative is draft capitol, cap relief, and a 24 year old who may or may not work out and seems to be willing to play within the offensive system. I don't get it.
An average NFL team should get to the Super Bowl once every 16 years. The Packers have been to the Super Bowl once in the last 25 years despite having a first ballot Hall of Fame quarterback every one of those years.