Is this traveling?

[Bill Lowery_1]

I believe Westbrook was trying to see how many steps he could take before being caught. Or maybe not.

I recall Larry Cheatham doing this if the official turned his back to go up court.

http://www.foxsports.com/nba/story/...iors-okc-thunder-kevin-durant-011917?amp=true

 

[cmullinsTU]

Definitely traveling but I wish the NBA would approach rules like soccer and only call it when the infraction leads to an advantage.

I also feel like they'll call it more often in a case like this vs when guys do it heading to the basket for a dunk. I'd prefer it opposite.

 

[TU_BLA]

Definitely traveling but I wish the NBA would approach rules like soccer and only call it when the infraction leads to an advantage.

I also feel like they'll call it more often in a case like this vs when guys do it heading to the basket for a dunk. I'd prefer it opposite.

Anyone ever read the NCAA Basketball officials handbook? I have (I was trying to get certified at one point...didn't have the patience). NCAA officials are "supposed" to apply the advantage/disadvantage test to every call. I swear most NBA officials ask themselves if the call they're making will get their name mentioned in TNT