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Why would you think it's not?

Posted on: March 17, 2017 at 16:39:05 CT

haeffb MU

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First plant foot after ending the dribble is pivot, second plant foot is legal, it's a travel when/if the pivot foot hits the ground again. When people say "two steps on a layup" this is what they're describing.

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Should the euro step be a travel?(nm) - playhard NWMSU - 3/17 15:36:38

It's legal per the NCAA rules (nm) - haeffb MU - 3/17 16:13:42

How is the first plant not the pivot foot?(nm) - TheWildcat STL - 3/17 16:15:41

Why would you think it's not? - haeffb MU - 3/17 16:39:05

I thought a Euro step - meatiger MU - 3/17 15:46:50

You get a step and a half per the rules. I don't - TheWildcat STL - 3/17 15:42:05

You get two steps on a lay up. - tiger4real MU - 3/17 15:55:03

A euro step has always looked like a travel to me but i - playhard NWMSU - 3/17 15:47:52

It's a more exaggerated but same movements - TheWildcat STL - 3/17 15:48:45

And your 2nd step crosses over defender - Mack's Daddy AU - 3/17 15:53:40

Yes (nm) - TheWildcat STL - 3/17 15:53:51

The rules don't say step and a half - haeffb MU - 3/17 15:46:19

They absolutely do in the MSHAA rule book. I was licensed. - TheWildcat STL - 3/17 15:47:09

I've taken test as well - Mack's Daddy AU - 3/17 16:04:50

Somebody get the ****ing rule book. (nm) - TheWildcat STL - 3/17 16:05:30

older but interesting discussion - meatiger MU - 3/17 16:10:04

IMO the first plant in the Euro step is the pivot foot. - TheWildcat STL - 3/17 16:11:50

I tend to agree - meatiger MU - 3/17 16:13:14

Somebody already has (nm) - haeffb MU - 3/17 16:07:02

This isn't high school (nm) - haeffb MU - 3/17 15:55:32

So you're saying the traveling rule is different in - TheWildcat STL - 3/17 15:56:11

No need to apologize, btw (nm) - haeffb MU - 3/17 16:08:20

I won't so don't worry. I am not arguing about what the - TheWildcat STL - 3/17 16:09:41

You're saying it. I told you what the NCAA rule says (nm) - haeffb MU - 3/17 15:57:05

You haven't read it have you? Find it for me (nm) - TheWildcat STL - 3/17 15:57:23

RE: You haven't read it have you? Find it for me (nm) - meatiger MU - 3/17 16:00:29

RE: You haven't read it have you? Find it for me (nm) - haeffb MU - 3/17 15:58:57

I'm at Mizzou Arena. Come by and I'll show you the rules (nm) - haeffb MU - 3/17 16:00:34

My old man is there. I'll tell him to come find you if you - TheWildcat STL - 3/17 16:01:48

That doesn't address traveling at all when approaching a - TheWildcat STL - 3/17 15:59:36

It's literally the definition of traveling - haeffb MU - 3/17 16:01:19

As well as National Federation of High Schools Association(nm) - Mack's Daddy AU - 3/17 16:06:49

yes it does - meatiger MU - 3/17 16:01:09

In the clarifications - meatiger MU - 3/17 16:05:42

The ball is already lifted when the pivot foot is set. (nm) - TheWildcat STL - 3/17 16:04:30

the tough thing to be able to judge - meatiger MU - 3/17 16:06:51

It's pretty obvious when attempting a layup (nm) - TheWildcat STL - 3/17 16:07:54

In general yes - meatiger MU - 3/17 16:12:23

The whole definition - haeffb MU - 3/17 16:05:49

Yes (nm) - Hbombtiger STL - 3/17 15:39:47

No.nm - tiger4real MU - 3/17 15:39:10