Misleading title to article, but a clever segue."UConn coach Geno Auriemma said last week. “Unfortunately, with an odd number of teams in the league it doesn’t lend itself to always being able to work that travel partner out. Then a lot of times, if you’re not careful, travel partners end up with games Friday and Sunday, or Friday-Saturday in some leagues. That means your kids never have a weekend off. They never have a weekend day off the entire season."
Thus the reason for me to add the "" around traveling calls.Misleading title to article, but a clever segue.
With the “euro step” I don’t know what traveling is anymore.
Not once did the eurostep get called last night. it was the shuffling of the feet before putting the ball on the floor that got called numerous times against the Huskies last night. Yuck. one of the dumbest turnovers to get. Really, inexcusable. Basketball 101. Start dribbling BEFORE you move your feet!!
The "euro step" is not a travel.
Not now it isn’t. But, I promise you it was when I played. The NBA “ step and a half” for dunks was also a travel in everything up to the NBA.
Where much of the confusion about traveling after the pivot foot is established is that many do not understand that once a pivot is established, "The pivot foot may be lifted, but not returned to the playing court, before the ball is released on a pass or try for goal".
