FIBA Rule Changes - Travelling and the '0' Step

Check out this short video on the new FIBA rule changes pertaining to travelling calls and the implementation of the Control '0 Step'. This rule is now in effect for our Kilsyth Domestic Competitions and all VJBL games.

[@stealhart3327]

harden will go travel the world with this rule..

[@rbeast7631]

boy, fiba rule doesn't apply in nba. nba is an intertainment.

[@God-my5tu]

@@rbeast7631 it's a joke

[@nazox7871]

r/woooosh

[@IL0VEB00BIES]

Steal Hart real

[@tvloveras1057]

harden the traveler

[@vivektripathi1511]

I mean i came here to clear my confusion and guess what i am more confused now🤣🤣🤣😅😅

[@p.k.viktor]

start from beginning.

[@takisap143]

Yes. Its more confusing. Was jordans move a travel or nah? Why did it say its legal?

[@user-us3xi7se5b]

These are FIBA rules, which are slightly different than the NBA travel rule, but these refs are something else. They can't even get their own rules right😂

[@donbrogoy7128]

Harden left the chat

[@jortizborrero]

Leflop too

[@TheGU1T4RFR3AK]

NBA players travel so much, they might start playing with luggages

[@christianrobertson5529]

honestly it makes no difference if it's not a layup or post move. If it's just an inbound pass from the other side who cares. But NBA is more fun to watch

[@sgtjohn4321]

You know nba players are the best in the world right doofus

[@TheGU1T4RFR3AK]

@@sgtjohn4321 best travellers

[@sgtjohn4321]

TheGU1T4RFR3AK you probably didn’t even know what a Gather step is, go look it up the come back, also they ARE the best in the world no other country comes remotely close

[@TheGU1T4RFR3AK]

@@sgtjohn4321 they been travellin all the way to DisneyWorld

[@captainlennyjapan27]

This makes so much more sense because technically, you can easily move to a dribble after 0 step

[@wzdom852]

This shit doesn't make any sense. I'm lost. I'll just continue to play how i used to play.

[@rubenpalacios6762]

Bra your not the only one .

[@tru_rjg8362]

Don't count steps into ball pick up and then count

[@bronson9953]

Bro actin like he got fiba refs breathing down his neck

[@miguep7077]

So in the NBA you got the gather step so you go (step 0, step, 1 and 2), in fiba you can only do step 1 and 2. That's why it was a travel. Harden would have more turnovers than points in fiba for travelling hahah

[@sabahbubbler]

No gather step basically. Some lob pass you the ball, and you catch it you have to dribble immediately. In nba, you can gather step. E.g lob pass, hands catch ball same time left foot move, right foot move then left foot move again it's ok. In fiba that's a travel

[@dyrektorscut]

Simple, stop making it a big deal. NBA = Not a travel FIBA = Travel

[@iu2]

Actually, in the NBA those are technically traveling violations, but they are not called, except in rare instances.

[@xelsydmai8212]

Definitely the other way around...

[@jaceh4942]

@@iu2 that's what I was going to say. FIBA is making the right calls. NBA just let's it slide. I'm honestly glad they're doing it because us Americans have gotten so out of hand with our "2-step-rule". Some people literally go from the three point line to the basket without dribbling and still dont get called for a travel.

[@iu2]

@@jaceh4942 Thanks! I'd say someone travels in about 50% of the possessions, especially when they bring the ball up right after a score. Also, the free throw shooter ALWAYS stepping over the foul line when shooting free throws. The ball has to hit the rim before the shooter can step on or over the line. Lebron James does this often, although he's doing it less with the Lakers. Isaiah Thomas is probably the biggest violater....because he's so short.

[@dwaynecarter9219]

They are called every time you touch the ball with 2 hands you cant dribble again.

[@CoachAllen76x]

Thank you! The explanation was simple, short and sweet!

[@hoopstalkcentral]

only 2 steps after you carry the ball

[@redhotchilipeppers38]

Amber Spirit, thanks for letting us know 😂

[@acommenter8603]

I did not know bro thanks to you i know how to play basketball

[@carinacarmo4788]

Amber Spirit I

[@5thgen691]

Dropping knowledge God bless you

[@legacyofmocarony2944]

yeah dude, you live in old world! time by time everything changed

[@alfandifirmansyah9408]

We need this referee on nba

[@jortizborrero]

Leflop doesn't want him

[@yesgo4887]

Why?

[@martinmarcinkevic3893]

@@jortizborrero nah James "hard on" would hate it more

[@martinmarcinkevic3893]

@@yesgo4887 to stop all the ridiculous travels obviously...

[@JaySoBaked]

No

[@bigpapa1472]

Most current NBA players will get caught that is for sure, especially LBJ

[@George-Cancel]

Big Papa it's legal in the NBA . Only took two step it should be legal every way else too. That's a stupid rule

[@howdy3751]

Big Papa OH MY GOD, FINALLY somebody who is seeing what I’m seeing. Ever since Adam Silver took over the NBA has basically abandoned what would have been considered accurate refereeing. Watching highlight videos on KZbin that are comprised of nothing but missed traveling calls makes me want too shoot myself

[@mikeruck2888]

Especially Kobe, Kyrie and KD. Biased fans lol

[@thamir21]

+Big Papa LBJ travels no more or less than anyone else. Dumbass haters

[@jordanbulls9795]

yes exactly not just LBJ harden and other players too

[@alexchro]

Zero step my ass. That's what bad dribblers did my time and it was traveling.

[@penemuelwatcher2378]

It's not our time anymore though... Times are a'changin'

[@alexchro]

@@penemuelwatcher2378 then it's another game. Being able to do one more step it's a huge difference in the nature of the game.

[@BGLoscar]

I'm only 27 but from where I grew up, or at least as far as the league that I was in ( not the whole country ), we had this "FIBA" rule, as in we have to dribble first before we make a step.. Or else, the ref will call it as travel... When we're in bounding the ball, the ball must touch the receiving ( or another player ) player first before the passer steps in the court or else it will be called for lane violation..

[@thomaskim7004]

I can link you video right now of dr j utilising the gather step before going up for a layup if you want but he’s just a “bad dribbler” right?

[@alexchro]

@@thomaskim7004 share the link.

[@HeavyMetalFudge]

That 0 step at 1:25 left the ground and came back down shortly after, meaning you missed a step (if you're allowed to hop) , don't know how you missed that

[@TimSoriano]

sharp eye.

[@RobinXlone]

thats a hop travel

[@jaytee3472]

Most nba players travel a lot. They have too many steps before the ball was touch.

[@EST-GTV]

Jay Tee Genius! of course you can run before you touch the ball. oh my! what in the world........ The examples are wrong calls by refs

[@calmdown9094]

lbj=miles davis

[@OthoWilliamsJr]

You are right, Deandre Jordan had full control of the ball already. Yes, he did travel. He actually double dribbled! The Brasilian lady move was legal. She had her last dribble and other leg she working for her. The official must of forgot, even missing the foul call before the 'travel' call was accessed.

[@OthoWilliamsJr]

Cheung Leo Start from the first time Deandre Jordan touched the basketball.... Jordan controlled the ball, toke two steps or 1.5 steps, bounced the basketball. Then went on to take two more steps, after he bounced the ball with two hands, toke two more steps after the dribble then he dunked the ball. That is called Double Dribble! Never ever in basketball could You control the ball take two steps or 1.5 steps and dribble again then taking two more steps. That constitute Traveling and or Double Dribble(Extra Dribble). Funny on You bruh man!!

[@OthoWilliamsJr]

Cheung Leo You need to "actually play" basketball to Understand the concept also....lol

[@nedsrb5224]

Dunk by Jordan is absolutally travelling ( by FIBA rules), and the second one is legal.

[@bestbronzethreshna6274]

fiba just changed it so that one is legal, people dont understand the concept of waiting to catch a pass it seems ;/

[@nedsrb5224]

Best Bronze Thresh NA I dont know if they changed something now but, by FIBA rules, you must hit the ball to the ground before start walking. In NBA you could make one step and then release the ball from the hand!!!

[@animefilm5756]

Ned Srb they changed it

[@revirdkcalb]

@@nedsrb5224 So, you can't take two steps then start dribbling?

[@nedsrb5224]

Revird Kcalb Not in Europe!!!

[@davidsadaiii8051]

The NBA needs more refs like that one in the first situation

[@brunokaracic4937]

Jordans move is a travel in Europe.You must first make a dribble and than you can do steps.Also if you take 2 steps while you are running and make a layup, its not a travel.But if you already did 2 steps you cant dribble anymore.I dont know how the rule is in the NBA but in Europe its a travel.

[@hunterplanty2368]

You must posses the ball first.

[@wat4504]

"must first make a dribble and than you can do steps" No thats not the case before. Before the change you can take the 1st step, but cant lift it before the dribble release Anways this is legal now cuz of the rule changes

[@jeromefabol4348]

Thats what I also know. 2 steps carrying the ball is legal but sometimes my opponent on 3x3 ddnt counting

[@marnv2956]

Thank you and God bless

[@halfwaydowntheroad]

FIBA Rules Rule. They still know what a travel is. Good job, FIBA. Keep up the good work. Keep fighting the good fight. NBA's turned into Rucker Park and shit.

[@Dupylo]

Buddy theres a reason why noone watches european basketball and nba players are some of the most famous people in the world

[@wat4504]

The rule change is literally FIBA copying NBA. The hell you talking about

[@BasketBuildPH]

The time you catch the ball, thats the "0". two more steps will be allow if and only the time your feet touches the floor same to the time the ball hits the floor.. The 2nd step clearly landed first before the ball, therefore, it is travelling..

[@Kevinschart]

my issue with the spin move is that players always do a little skip off of the "0" step or that first plant step.

[@littl3m0nkey]

You would be surprise at how many refs at a young level call that travel. Where im from, there are refs who clearly haven't attended any modern any rules or referee workshops in the past decade because they still call that particular spin a travel. But also, one of the reasons they are showing it is not because it is something new, but they're trying to contrast it with the Deandre Jordan move to say "these two zero steps are the same move; these two moves are the same: therefore legal"

[@wat4504]

yes thats a travel if the landing happens after ending the dribble

[@wat4504]

@@littl3m0nkey but thats indeed a travel if the landing happens after ending the dribble

[@thequestionmarkanimator757]

Me wacthing this : hm yes that's sum rules Also me at the court : *starts sprinting to the other basket*

[@vincentliao2585]

It really useful, thx

[@Zwerggoldhamster]

Even if the gather step rule had been in effect at Rio16, i think the first one would have still been travel. Ok, the pivot foot is one step later, but you still aren't allowed to lift your pivot foot before starting your dribble, right? (Which he clearly does)

[@Dick_LongJJ]

NO. you are quoting the wrong rule. It is a separate rule within 25.2 If you are both feet on the ground, catching the ball then you are right If we are moving and catching the ball, we are to release it before our second step. Notice that, it this case, that traveling will not be looking if you are lifting a foot but taking a step.

[@wat4504]

That only applies when you're pivoting

[@Lalambz]

First was one was a good call in terms of being technical of what a travel is.. deandre took 2 steps b4 the ball hits the floor.. this was the nba rule from 90's and b4

[@jasonmcmillan4373]

Look correct me if I'm wrong by all means, but the video is titled 'rule changes', so people referring to this as 'only legal in the nba' seem to be missing ( I think ) the point. That is, that FIBA is now adopting the two steps before shooting rule of the NBA that would previously resulted in a travelling violation in international games. I'm glad they have if it is indeed the case, because it allows players a lot more flair on offense, & will means less confusion amongst fans.

[@oHawkeyeo]

I have to say tho that when ur on fast breaks, full speed running ur legs will be moving faster than ur hands while ur hands have to be focused on ball control.

[@gabrielvicente5404]

So If you catch the hold ball with two hands and step Then it'll be a gather step?

[@officialR10_JR]

Art. 25.2.1: A player who catches the ball while he is progressing, or upon completion of a dribble, may take two steps in coming to a stop, passing or shooting the ball: ▬ If receiving the ball the player shall release the ball to start his dribble before his second step. ▬ The first step occurs when one foot or both feet touch the floor after gaining control of the ball. ▬ The second step occurs after the first step when the other foot touches the floor or both feet touch the floor simultaneously. ▬ If the player who comes to a stop on his first step has both feet on the floor or they touch the floor simultaneously he may pivot using either foot as his pivot foot. If he then jumps with both feet no foot may return to the floor before the ball is released from the hand(s). ▬ If a player lands with one foot he may only pivot using that foot. ▬ If a player jumps off one foot on the first step he may land with both feet simultaneously for the second step. In this situation, the player may not pivot with either foot. If one foot or both feet then leave the floor no foot may return to the floor before the ball is released from the hand(s). ▬ If both feet are off the floor and the player lands on both feet simultaneously, the moment one foot is lifted the other foot becomes the pivot foot. ▬ A player may not touch the floor consecutively with the same foot or both feet after ending his dribble or gaining control of the ball.

[@weksauce]

Yup. And this is only STEPS (not jumps/hops/bounds) in straight-line deceleration. After that, the pivot is established. Unfortunately, most people can't understand how pivot establishment works.

[@BGLoscar]

I'm only 27 but from where I grew up, or at least as far as the league that I was in ( not the whole country ), we had this "FIBA" rule, as in we have to dribble first before we make a step.. Or else, the ref will call it as travel... When we're in bounding the ball, the ball must touch the receiving ( or another player ) player first before the passer steps in the court or else it will be called for lane violation.. It all goes down to where you were raised or where you came from.. Now that I'm in the US, it's easier to move around. My only problem is stamina LOL... GG

[@sooperfy]

Same this getting called in pick ups in NC. Lol people call me for travel all the time unless i put the rock down before my first step or at the same time.

[@BGLoscar]

@@sooperfy Yeah man, we just really have to adapt to the place where we are playing in.. Most places here don't follow the FIBA rules some places do like yours..

[@mykiee5638]

I think its good that they discourage the 0 step

[@martinmarcinkevic3893]

Yeah because eventually there will be - 1 step and - 2 step in addition to 0 step haha, pretty ridiculous if you ask...

[@thomasfrancomme69]

I noticed it and I always asked myself the question about this. Sometimes it's obvious that NBA players travels but referees don't say nothing 🤔

[@rubeya_4239]

Thomas FRANCOMME NBA got it own rules

[@hvthunderyt7878]

I play basketball for kilsyth district and im 600th subscriber

[@MHoch-bf3vv]

i don't know what are rules in 2019. At my time, one must dribble before the pivot foot is lifted and lay up without landing the pivot foot. And there were no such 0 step thing, only depends on how pivot foot was established

[@martinmarcinkevic3893]

Lol landing on any foot without releasing the ball while in the air attempting a lay up is a travel, or you wanna start playing hopscotch lmao, and cancel dribbling all together just hug the ball and run through the field... Xd

[@tonicocoskocic4979]

In the international basketball you have to driblle before taking steps

[@xqzd895]

I need to save this video for all the people at the park

[@drew6108]

That music though

[@aryapradana16]

It mean if you dribble, hold the ball, it reset to 0, right? Then you can take another 2 steps?

[@michaelprawira2890]

Arya Pradana yeahh

[@OthoWilliamsJr]

Arya Pradana No Deandre Jordan did Travel but the Brasil player didn't. She still had had her dribble and second step working for her. She was fouled, when she got hit she used her other foot which the official must of forgot that was legal still.

[@aryapradana16]

Otho Williams Jr. Yeah, but the new rule say that deandre did not travel

[@OthoWilliamsJr]

Arya Pradana I just looked it up too like you did.... Well from learning what was taught since I was playing basketball since 10 years old. Deandre Jordan did Travel by the new rule. Slow it down because Jordan had control over the ball. Jordan toke two full steps not 1.5 steps. On that second step the ball was still in his hands, that constitute a travel. That second step had to either shoot or pass the basketball now. Because he then was allowed two more steps after the dribble. Then if not Traveling that is Double Dribble!?

[@Barakliss]

@@OthoWilliamsJr the brazilian clip wasnt a matter of steps. She established a pivot foot but then lifted that pivot foot off the court when she had already moved her other leg Ps. I am a bit late ik

[@nophantom5168]

As a basketball player traveling is embarrassing lmao

[@egekrkd7422]

you cant hold the ball after controlling

[@tarantemple5699]

The girl spinning still picked up her pivot foot on the spin. Definitely a travel even with new rule

[@absorbcontact]

You right about the travel violation but your reasoning is wrong. :) 1st: You allowed to pick up your pivot foot. Fiba Rules: "To pass or shoot for a field goal (!!!), the player may jump off a pivot foot, but neither foot may be returned to the floor before the ball is released from the hand(s)" 2nd: It is a travel violation because WHEN she picks up the ball (gaining control of the ball). Fiba Rules: "The first step occurs (!!!) when one foot or both feet touch the floor after gaining control of the ball (!!!)" It would be a legal 0 Step (and not a travel) in her case, if she would have planted her swing foot 1st and THEN gained control of the ball by picking it up with both hands. So video-editor is wrong aswell. ;)

[@onboarddatracks4247]

If you pick up the ball and both hands are on it then it will establish a pivot foot which cannot be picked up and brought down again without passing or shooting the ball...the female from Brazil travelled

[@demoniakira]

It is crazy how much NBA players travel.

[@louiejohnbuluran3]

pickup players too. And it's called basketball rules evolution because if we implement the original rules everyone would be playing like Bob Cousy, and all of the NBA players in the 1980's committed several travelling violations.

[@dhong168]

I can't comment on Jordan but the lady traveled. After she established step 0 with left foot and have both hands on the ball already, she did a little hop with her left foot again thus making it a step 1.

[@OthoWilliamsJr]

Deandre Jordan did Travel or maybe double dribbled too but the Brasil player didn't. She still had had her dribble and second step working for her. She was fouled, when she got hit she used her other foot which the official must of forgot that foot was legal still.

[@wat4504]

1. no double dribble 2. he replanted his left foot, which is a same foot hop travel

[@isaacl1439]

Here's my rule like if agree, so if you run to rim like DeAndre then control the ball for first step, take the first actual step, then take the last second step. If your going up a defense on a layup and you want to turn around then this is my other rule for more steps, control, first step, pivot for a turn then jump off and score, the last step rule I said would've gotten you four steps, the first rule I said was three steps

[@julianking7427]

The spin was a travel Because if u look closely she takes another step after that 0 step but it's hard to see

[@edwardmanansala]

the pointed out gather step is wrong because he hasn't had full control of the ball yet, the control starts when two hands touch the ball of when the ball over the hand.

[@SCROLLpedia]

never think about this..because i'm playing Streetball 😂👍

[@sooperfy]

This is in transition. Is it different than starting from a triple threat?

[@gogalevus]

Majority of NBA players are brought up on faulty rules. During the Jordan era, the first one would be travel, not the second one.

[@Taj_Rahine]

Exactly

[@40441gogo]

Jordan did the exact same moves homie

[@jakeberube438]

Lol second one she picked up the pivot foot, didn't take too many steps

[@user-is2hz3zo5k]

2:42 in kzbin.info/www/bejne/qGKkomSMmap2j5I Before he starts to dribble, he takes 2 steps using his first step as pivot foot. I am confused with the FIBA rule "Pivot" and " a player shall release the ball to start his dribble before his second step. " Please help me to clear up my doubt, thank you.

[@drakeaamold3401]

Its crazy how different basketball is in the 🇺🇸 compared to other countries.

[@mauricehumphrey545]

It's also crazy how European players continue to suck despite rule changes that are in their favor. It does not matter how you cut it, Europe will never eclipse the USA in basketball. The problem is not endless rule changes, it's talent. I think the Europeans need to stick to soccer because they will always suck at basketball. All FIBA is doing is continually trying to change the rules so sorry-ass European players can keep up with the USA's growing dominance of the sport by superior athletes.

[@LolzerXD2014]

Maurice Humphrey Lol this is the most retarded and xenophobic comment ever

[@ytanonymity3585]

@@mauricehumphrey545 yeah they still win it. @Onabill still USA can win this tour

[@mauricehumphrey545]

@@ytanonymity3585 The only basketball tournament the Europeans can win is the Basketball World Cup/World Championships because, like the Pan-American Games, the USA always sends bullshit teams to these competitions so they end up losing a lot in them. But, come the Olympics, the Europeans will have no chance because the USA will always send very good teams to those games.

[@gogalevus]

@@mauricehumphrey545 Jokic is the best player in the world, who btw happens to be European.

[@jerrybieespinosaardina3627]

First of all no one is perfect. Referee or player. Just do their job. Godbless. 😃

[@marshalcraft]

i think that a big part people feel like if they get called for traveling its the biggest thing

[@stizanley3987]

You need atleast one step to gain control of the ball and dribble. And you cant start counting steps while the ball is coming back to you while doing a spin move. This is a good rule change.

[@shenghan9385]

What do you mean rule change? It's always legal for the spin move. just because one referee got it wrong once doesn't mean anything.

[@rokpodlogar6062]

Jordan actually double dribbled in my opinion. That first touch to "possession" transition was just too long.

[@alextortorsiello7938]

Completely legal😤😤 The video also tells you that it was legal

[@BintonB]

what?? there was only one dribble

[@rafaelchang6570]

Gather is important...when is the possession... for me legal

[@matthew-ox5zx]

Basically in short your allowed a gather step to pick up the ball then you get two steps

[@VolturussGames]

Aren't we supposed to release the ball before lifting step 1 than before taking step 2 ? I mean that's how i learnt

[@ponypower8]

1st step, avoid defender then 2nd step land on BOTH feet then bounce off the ground with BOTH feet (pro hop), legal? Or travel?

[@wat4504]

yep that's legal foot (step 1) -> both feet (step 2)

[@user-mr5gt6ew4w]

What they want to say is that Fiba allowed first step as 0 step or gather step. But Jordan traveled at the begining when he recived the ball...

[@herojm]

Слобода Или Смрт he just got the ball

[@user-mr5gt6ew4w]

ｓｃｙｔｈｅｅ 竜 He holds the ball with both hands and then he does 2 steps without the dribble (travel) and then he dribbles and then again 2 steps. It is impossible to make 4 steps with only one dribble and not get called for a travel, maybe ib US but by Fiba rules that is a travel.

[@ryanyuan5720]

It’s completely legal. Read the rule and watch video again bro.

[@user-mr5gt6ew4w]

@@ryanyuan5720 It's a travel trust me, I don't expect from an Asian to know or understand basketball. 🙂 I'm from Serbia, we live and breathe basketball...

[@joelblakemore]

looks to me, 2 sets of dribbling, am old school, what is next 38 inch diameter rims?

[@wat4504]

nope its a catch, then a dribble, then a stopping of the dribble

[@user-ic5me3rg1y]

So 1st dunk move and 2nd spin move, both of them is legal??

[@fadhlallahbaklouti9111]

not when they were called. But now FIBA added the zero step rule. So basically it's 0, 1, 2 steps rather than 1, 2 steps now.

[@christophermoody6840]

I thought once you put 2 hands on the ball you couldn't put it back on the floor. They are saying it was legal?

[@invictuz4803]

Am I the only here who saw her take an extra step with the same foot that she took her 0 step with at 1:27? How the hell did the OP miss that especially with it paused.

[@phurinkosumapinun8223]

1:17 that was more of a defensive foul. She took a right hit to the face!

[@aidankregenss6999]

phurin kosumapinun what are you taking ab she never gets touched

[@cjzanders5430]

She traveled. You don’t get 2 more steps after that. What she should’ve done was cross over around the 3 point line and create space. The defender is too tall. That was a losing battle.

[@CJMasterPlayz]

900th subscriber

[@mayjust6056]

c'est un marché! L'arbitre a totalement raison ! Art. 25.2.1 Quand le joueur attrape le ballon alors qu'il se déplace ou termine un dribble, il peut faire 2 pas pour s'arrêter, passer le ballon ou tirer: - Après avoir reçu le ballon, un joueur doit lâcher le ballon pour commencer son dribble avant de faire son deuxième pas. - le premier pas est fait quand un ou deux pieds touche (s) le sol après que le joueur a pris le contrôle du ballon

[@paypanoy2528]

I think both situation happened before the new travelling rule was introduced. Thats why the officials called travelling violation

[@Nicolas-mf2dg]

for a second, I thought the first one was a travel

[@pejakenovic805]

Even experts unable to judge travelling in NBA matches especially when players are running to dunk. It needs a balance between fair play and commercial profits...

[@jimmywong8607]

man in canada we call that a marathon

[@francopolancorosario5829]

Antes q la Nba estas el libro de baloncesto q define muy bien el recibir el balón en un tiempo y luego dos tiempo si mueve el pívot esta caminando con el balón , ahora si están modificando movimientos eso es otro caso

[@kyungminlee1872]

In europe they dont give you the 2 steps before dribbling

[@davidv5595]

At this rate giannis is gonna be dunking from the 3 point line.

[@zaxariassklavos9137]

In nba is legal.In europe you must drible first.If you do 2 steps an then dribble the ball goes to the opponent

[@realjoeroganjre]

So many travels in the NBA, I don’t know what to believe...

[@zacks3288]

Bro ref made the right call on deandre we took two steps before first dribble

[@cappy1.890]

Yes,the 0 step is used and all but you still can't take out the fake that he grabed the ball with both hands then dribbled wich make's it a doubble dribble and therefor a travel

[@wat4504]

You can still dribble after catching the ball with 2 hands

[@alfabetagamatuvieja]

Am i the only one amazed by how he almost hit the rim with his head with such a casual jump from that distance? daamn. For a C he fucking flies

[@PHMusicLyrics]

I think DJ pick up the ball from the pass and gather step "0 step" and then step first before he dribble the ball. And i think he needs to dribble first before the steps. This is opion only. Sorry for my english😂

[@boogersauce7593]

First on he picked up the ball u can’t bounce if u pick it up idk if he did lol.

[@peanutbutterjelly6963]

20 years ago i did the same. I told coaches its not a travel. Smh now

[@dralger]

You didn't understand step zero. Even with step zero both situations are traveling. Step zero is a concept only when the player receives the ball. The rules for start dribbling from standing or stop dribbling are unchanged. DeAndre Jordan is still a traveling because he has to start the dribbling before step 1. That is the reason why they changed the rule by introducing a step zero and not by increase the number of possible steps by one.

[@daneamann6225]

So from the first clip, double dribbles aren’t a thing that exist in FIBA apparently?

[@jeffreyhall1453]

Spin move is illegal as soon as you land on your pivot foot again. Meaning you have to spin and shoot off of one hand. When you plant your foot you change pivots and it counts as a travel. The first play looked alright tho for the NBA . The second is a spin only legal in the NBA and not in any high or college play. Research the rule

[@JAREMART]

Jeffrey Hall It's legal, learn the new Fiba rules

[@JAREMART]

In FIBA, with the new rule step 0 its legal the spin move

[@aamaderock506]

Is nba adapting fiba rules?

[@bestbronzethreshna6274]

no fiba is now using more nba rules because euro steps and spin moves should be legal moves everywhere.

[@montecarlo1998]

The SPIN MOVE became Illegal when she picked up the ball with two hands, that's when counting starts, her left foot became her pivot then she spins, lift the pivot then land it again, clearly a travel. It will be legal and the 0 step would apply "gather step" if she spins and uses her one hand then plant her right foot then both hands, then her right becomes her pivot, lift it and take a shot, that is the LEGAL move.

[@atkuhns3562]

the "0" step?! This is what is wrong with basketball today and why no current player will ever be the greatest ever.......the rules have been watered down too much.

[@atkuhns3562]

You obviously never watch basketball in the 70s and 80s. And don't be such a potty mouth.

[@atkuhns3562]

The fact that players are allowed to travel, double dribble, flop, and pin the ball against the backboard has watered down the game to the point that it is more like watching a WWE event that an actual sport. It might be a faster game today but it just isnt the same and I feel that it is for the worse. With your way of looking at it why have the players dribble the ball at all? Think of all the amazing moves they could do then.......

[@atkuhns3562]

Okay, thanks for your time. You are a foul mouth but I appreciate the conversation.

[@cjzanders5430]

The Women’s basketball has better refs and calls than the NBA.

[@ItalianDogg]

@zeokenX we used to do stepbacks, eurosteps and spin moves with strict rules as you call It, then if a 17 yo kid can do It, why a professional player can't? Why they need to have more permissive rules to do such moves? Aren't they good at It?

[@pfgonzalezgonzalez]

Wasnt that a double dribble with deandre jordan

[@AmfistomosAtlas]

Can the NBA refs PLEASE travel all the way to Europe and be taught about this...? Thank you

[@jacknapier3358]

It would be boring, you obviously don't play so you don't know the struggle 🤣🤣🤣.

[@Dupylo]

Noone would watch basketball then it would be slow like it was in the 60s, And thats why noone watches european basketball, Basketball evolved, got better. Stop being weird

[@magnacartaholygrail1643]

I knew they gon pick someone as an example for illustration. Bazinga it's deangre jordan lmfao

[@adnanmalkoc5331]

The last example, when she planted her foot (the 0 step) she moved it to do the spin. So that was a travel.

[@choppaboi1219]

Adnan Malkoc no what she used the pivot foot .

[@adnanmalkoc5331]

Have another look

[@moogle625]

If thats the case harden will average 10 travel a game or more

[@gyrowave]

Travel violation is about eluding or taking advantage on an opponent , the step thing is about the pivot foot on starting a drible, you will gain distance and can't be stopped . . . .all the rest is details, don't stop the game if its not necessary!

[@sooperfy]

True. But in a way. If a player can’t properly dribble according to regulation than they are taking advantage of the other team whether theyre bringing the ball up with everyone back on defense or a fast break.

[@damienbell3155]

Totally agree both were legal steps

[@quirozefrenjasperi.696]

Nice call

[@broadcaster1027]

What I have noticed is that referees are still calling traveling for those situations. Clearly they are ignoring the first step rule. What's the problem?

[@christos5599]

This is the definition of travel.

[@Quan1992]

So instead of confusing ppl just say ur allowed three steps. Because if u start counting at 0 ur allowed three steps now.

[@imastackerlol7845]

bruh the rio hoop should be breakaway rim