the thread about nothing...

[DCAllAfrican]

layziegunts Bad Moon Rison

 

[sooperhooper]

Username does not check out

A lot changes in 18 years.

So do regular layups fall under that same loophole?

The pivot foot is moved then you shoot. It isn't moved "to shoot."

Do it in your kitchen so you see how it works.

What? Fam a step and a pivot foot are two totally different things.

 

[DCAllAfrican]

What? Fam a step and a pivot foot are two totally different things.

Are they?

Explain how.

Is a pivot foot NOT established when someone does a gather in preparation to shoot a regular layup?

I am referring to a BASIC 1,2-Step layup that a 3rd grader is taught to do.

 

[sooperhooper]

Are they?

Explain how.

Is a pivot foot NOT established when someone does a gather in preparation to shoot a regular layup?

I am referring to a BASIC 1,2-Step layup that a 3rd grader is taught to do.

I'm sure you have something better to do on a Saturday.

 

[tr1ll]

I’ve always felt the those calls were called depending on who the player was. The refs will let a big name player slide but Javele McGee is not getting that benefit.

 

[DCAllAfrican]

I'm sure you have something better to do on a Saturday.

I am sitting on a park bench right now enjoying the sunshine.

Is a pivot foot NOT established when someone does a gather in preparation to shoot a regular layup?

It is a simple question.

 

[SC kid]

I'm sure you have something better to do on a Saturday.

If I invited you over to my house and you saw me take my shoes off and place them in a designated area for shoes, would you take your shoes off if I didn't ask you

 

[DCAllAfrican]

I’ve always felt the those calls were called depending on who the player was. The refs will let a big name player slide but Javele McGee is not getting that benefit.

But we aren't SPECIFICALLY discussing the NBA Travel.

We are talking about the basic Up and Under move. (That he feels is an absolute travel, regardless of the level).

The NBA follows/allows a whole different set of moves to happen.

 

[tr1ll]

I’m just laughing at this ongoing “conversation”.

 

[sooperhooper]

If I invited you over to my house and you saw me take my shoes off and place them in a designated area for shoes, would you take your shoes off if I didn't ask you

Of course. That's common sense.

 

[tr1ll]

**** it, I’m biting. If you do the up and under and take off on 2 feet, it’s not a travel. It’s when people make that lean in and end up coming off the other foot, that’s a travel.

 

[DCAllAfrican]

**** it, I’m biting. If you do the up and under and take off on 2 feet, it’s not a travel. It’s when people make that lean in and end up coming off the other foot, that’s a travel.

Do you have to take off 2 feet when shooting a REGULAR layup?

If no, then why do you feel it is needed when shooting an up and under?

 

[206to813]

DCAllAfrican you can’t give a blind man vision

 

[calibeebee]

 

[TURBO UNO]

I'm sure you have something better to do on a Saturday.

Speaking about something better to do... I hope you guys are having a great Saturday.

I’m about to head out on this sunny 72 degree day with the fam and get some lunch

 

[tr1ll]

Do you have to take off 2 feet when shooting a REGULAR layup?

If no, then why do you feel it is needed when shooting an up and under?

You got me thinking about it now...hard. Is this up and under initiated from a post move?

 

[DCAllAfrican]

You got me thinking about it now...hard. Is this up and under initiated from a post move?

Take anything you see here.

Step Through Joe (@StepThroughJoe) / Twitter

Step Through Joe (@StepThroughJoe) on Twitter

I am asking you, and SH, what the difference is between the footwork needed to complete a regular layup with a Step-Through.

 

[6 Rings G.O.A.T.]

 

[DCAllAfrican]

You got me thinking about it now...hard. Is this up and under initiated from a post move?

I am asking you, and SH, what the difference is between the footwork needed to complete a regular layup with a Step-Through.

SH believes a pivot foot is the answer.
He feels a pivot foot is NOT established when doing a regular layup but won't provide reasoning.

I believe a pivot foot IS established when you are doing a 1-2 gather layup.

Do you agree with him?

 

[tr1ll]

Take anything you see here.

Step Through Joe (@StepThroughJoe) / Twitter

Step Through Joe (@StepThroughJoe) on Twitter

I am asking you, and SH, what the difference is between the footwork needed to complete a regular layup with a Step-Through.

IMO all of those are travels except Bryce McGowen’s and Joe Dumars. In fact, Joe Dumars took hat awkward hop to avoid placing that foot down because he knew it supposed to be a travel.

I am asking you, and SH, what the difference is between the footwork needed to complete a regular layup with a Step-Through.

SH believes a pivot foot is the answer.
He feels a pivot foot is NOT established when doing a regular layup but won't provide reasoning.

I believe a pivot foot IS established when you are doing a 1-2 gather layup.

Do you agree with him?

Totally agree.

 

[walkingBred]

Dude standing on the corner on the top left of the screen narrowly escapes 2 cars crashing into him.

 

[DCAllAfrican]

IMO all of those are travels except Bryce McGowen’s and Joe Dumars. In fact, Joe Dumars took hat awkward hop to avoid placing that foot down because he knew it supposed to be a travel.



Totally agree.

1. So you agree that there is NOT an established pivot foot when driving to the basket with a 1-2 step layup?

2. How is a pivot foot established?

3. Now Re-visit #1

 

[Blue Mamba]

 

[DCAllAfrican]

I don't understand how he didn't at least have some clippers to keep his mustache shaped up/trimmed. The HAIR, I get.

 

[Cashflow]

I don't understand how he didn't at least have some clippers to keep his mustache shaped up/trimmed. The HAIR, I get.

Because his only focus was hooping!