@@tylerherron665 You cant slide your feet. And you cant hop twice on the same foot. Its literally in the rules. But hey, you need to be on somebody's comment being adversarial so I'll leave you to your little existence.
Stupid neanderthals don't realize basketball is played on a horizontal surface. After they discover fire they will think of filming with their phones in landscape mode.
Is this crossover dudes” personal cheerleading channel or something! Everytime I click this channel is Peter eating this dude man he’s not that fu@&$?” Good honestly!
Idk the new basketball rules but with the rules I’m use to, you can’t skip on a gather. Makes it a travel cause a Skip is basically a short hop on one foot.
@@369pendulum not a travel, first step was clean, second step was a bucket. if he had taken another step before that while he was gathering the ball, that would have been a zero step. this is a clean euro
@@369pendulum Bro, that’s far from a travel. He hopped on the same foot to his left foot and lasted the ball up. That “drag” is nothing. Something that happened as he went to the left foot. That would never be called a travel
I'm noticing that the comment section here is confusing this with pick up or travel but if yay look at the slow mo, he was still in motion when he bounced he only slow down a slight bit to hop off that extra foot. Either way great Euro step. 🦵🏿
@@zion1718 No im not talking about the dragged foot travel Im asking you what you mean by listing two things as travels (dragged foot, two steps), when its just the dragging of the foot that made it a travel
Every basketball video has the expert coach, who always has something to criticize and the old fan calling everything a travel Seriously it's hilarious
Right foot dragging after the hop on the left lowkey technically makes it a travel, but the odds of them calling it are slim. Agree with you though on people calling it a travel because of the first steps, only thing really is a drag is technically a step. And what ur saying ONLY applies to the NBA. Did you even watch the olympics this year? They were calling everything.
Right foot dragging after the hop on the left lowkey technically makes it a travel, but the odds of them calling it are slim. Agree with you though on people calling it a travel because of the first steps, only thing really is a drag is technically a step.
Good move. Not traveling. Still had an extra step to take with the other leg. The dragging of the toe was clearly for dramatics. Geesh. All of these internet refs. At least get the call right. Lol
I don’t think this is a travel under the new rules because of when he places both hands on the ball however it definitely looks suspect because he hops on the same foot twice (the right foot) which is considered a travel *after* you gather the ball and establish a pivot foot.
For those calling it travel, he picks up the dribble with right foot down and left still in the air. The left foot never touches until he launches off it for the layup. Perfectly legal to shift your weight from your pivot foot to launch from your free foot just cannot come back down with the ball after doing so.
Not sure that rule applies because he hopped. It wasn't a natural step with his right it was a hop so that could potentially be ruled a travel depending on the specifics of the rule which I am not fully educated on for this scenario.. I just know it's not an apples to apples comparison with a traditional euro here
Right foot dragging after the hop on the left lowkey technically makes it a travel, but the odds of them calling it are slim. Agree with you though on people calling it a travel because of the first steps, only thing really is a drag is technically a step.
@@spooky_808 nah, continuation. After the gather dribble you only get two steps, the gather starts after the ball bounces back to his hands and boom boom, right foot, left foot, layup
It’s the rec lol anybody can play. Some players are really good you never know but most are going to be average so ya anybody can do anything there. I miss playing at the rec
