What if you accident it mis dribble the ball against a part of your body like your hip, you thigh , your back ( on a behind the back wrap around ) … can you cointinur your dribble or do you have to pick it up and pass it? … it’s a common thing and people continue dribbling

12:09 second one I would pass but understand if W31 goes to retrieve the ball and dribbles it off his foot and it goes out of bounds you have to live with the coach going crazy. Lower level you might call it, big time high school or college you let it go.

During the drive on the 1st video, before the foul the player in yellow actually traveled.

don't be spreading lies, these were clean plays. I'm in one of them.

#3 is interpreted differently under FIBA rules as they state that if you establish team control in the air, you may land anywhere in the court.

On #4, Im awarding ball to white if no call. Didn't see where white was last to touch before going out of bounds.

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Contact is a foul. Plain and simple.

Thank you for this!!! So many people are confusing this with "they were not in legal guarding position" and I cant seem to get it out of their head that they dont have to be for a player control foul. I appreciate this video, especially at the 1 minute mark, it explains it perfectly

Bro doesn't understand 0 step

Sir I want to ask 2 basketball moves , if it's legal or not 1. If we are stationary and someone passes the ball so which foot will be pivot ? 2. Self passing fake , when a player stops on his way and fakes shooting ( release of bal ) so it's legal or not ?

4 out of 5 correct, play number 3 could be a double fault, in my opinion the defender looks for the player who is moving with his shoulder… I see that both players could have looked for contact. (Analyzing the play several times and with zoom).

As always, Josh, a wonderful contribution. Thank you. For me, 5 out of 5 were correct. In the last one, my referee partner has the benefit of the doubt. That play was very close…

Wtf the intro is trash. Was this made on a Windows 95?

Thanks! I don't see why more people not watching these videos...

I'm trying to teach my daughter the proper way to spin. Thanks for the video.

Great as usaul 😀

Are you sure play 1 was legal? I mean, the opposing coach was really blurting stuff and pointing! That's gotta count for something. 😅😅

As a highschool basketball Coach, I needed to brush up on my basketball knowledge. These Videos are great !!

Good stuff! Thanks!!

Thanks, Josh! Another great video!! I too don't pass on the obvious but I'm not staring at their feet.

Excellent plays and discussion. I always look forward to it.

I love the work you're doing for the officiating community!

Great video…Thanks for your word🔥🔥🔥

What about the gather step on the spin move?

I am watching the first video with my 14-yr old freshman son. We both contend that the ball was not on the floor when the contact was made and therefore not a loose ball. The black teams player had possession of the ball nearly a full second before the white team player made contact. He did not scramble for the ball nor did he bobble it. It was a clean pickup. He in fact had enough time to secure the ball with both arms and was looking up court when he was essentially tackled by the white team player. That is a foul. This was not a case where two players were diving for a loose ball at the ball at the same time. The black team player had possession and braced himself for impact. The player could have been seriously hurt. This I see clearly in real time but I am sure this would be difficult on the floor.

to be honest, this is counter-productive on the Josh's intent of his program. Why are people trying to make a point? You're not going to get kudos from across the country. This is easy. A player cannot jump on a player to firmly hold the ball. Geez. Josh's answer should be, "refs what you should be looking at the CONTACT FIRST, call the FOUL then be prepared to explain to the coach IF he has a concern. Unfortunately, I will not be listen to this banter.

Now its not let the play happen through

White jump forward not vertical

The play at 39:50: I don't know if this is actually in the rules, but when I played, it was assumed that two teammates with the ball did not travel unless they both moved the pivot foot. I remember it being explained that each person was considered a "leg," and each leg was tethered by that player's pivot foot. If both players moved the pivot foot, it was a travel; if not, it was legal. However, I don't know that this was actually based on a rule back in the 80s and 90s....

Could it be a travel?

How about d harden step backses?

What is the officials signal when the free throw shooter air balls the free throw on a live ball free throw attempt

This channel is incredibly educational.. GREAT JOB, GREAT TOPIC👊

Are you alright with the obvious advantage gained by Black #3 in play 1?

That kid set a monster screen

I'm not sure about #4. Does the offensive player have a higher responsibility for contact simply because the defender is not paying attention? I mean he's on defense, so where is he running if he does not know that the offensive player is coming at him. There are no other players to defend in the direction he's running. I think he may have purposely placed himself in the path of the offensive player.

I got all right because of your last one

Great job!!

Great topic

Yes….more than enough time and distance. Still an illegal screen though - feet set much wider than shoulders.

This channel is awesome !

17:24 I like the delayed whistle on this play. If the opposing coach were to say, “that’s not your call,” what’s something you can say to keep the coach off your back?

As always...Great work! Thanks so much!!

Great subject!

There’s way too much confusion in Gen Z about a rule that can be spoken in a single sentence. Put simply, Gen Z doesn’t read, and doesn’t think critically. Here it is, in one sentence: “If you pick up your pivot foot, it can’t come back down.” We learned these rules in elementary school. Gen Z teens and twenty somethings are having their minds blown by one basic rule. It’s no wonder the NBA has become a toddler playground. This generation literally, LITERALLY, has their mind blown by the simplest of rules. It’s not complicated, kids. Learn the rules before you play the game. They’re rules that can be understood by nine year olds. The first several travels were OBVIOUSLY travels to any Gen Xer. Not even remotely difficult calls.

It does NOT appear player achieved front court status before touching the ball because he had only one foot in front court. Rule requires BOTH. Since he had back court status, touching the ball was not a violation.

Those are bullshit rules. No wonder no one in the NBA plays defense today.

Last play 51:00, 1 point game, 2 seconds on the clock, red #5 was attempting to set a screen. I thought it was a well-timed flop. Good no-call.

I don’t get called for illegal screens to often but I still don’t know the rules about them so this was very helpful