Euro-Step Moves

[imno1]

It’s hard eurostep when you don’t penetrate

 

[the Q]

Yeah, maybe. I still don't mind what they are doing. I think it allows for creativity. I even like all the step back threes and things like that. I think it's all pretty creative. It's like someone decided to take a legal jump stop move that is traditionally used to get to the basket. But instead it's used to get to the three point line. Generally, I like the creativity.

But you are right. The relaxed officiating sorta snowballs. The origins of these moves may of been legal. Or so close to legal its tough to determine. But many of the moves that are being used today are quite easily recognizable as travels.

It’s hard to officiate the move but it’s very hard for it not to be a travel because you need to stop dribbling after you start that first big step so the step forward becomes the pivot. Otherwise it is 100% a travel