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How many times do you need to dribble going coast-to-coast these days? -- (link)

Posted by spamlet Jul 9 '21, 12:09

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3, apparently (reddit.com)

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That's a Free Throw line, not a baseline -- nm - Strongbad Jul 9, 14:08
I saw a response on this from someone on officiating that this is meant to be precisely legal in the NBA. - Reagen Jul 9, 12:18 5
- He took three steps after he picked up the ball. That's travelling in every league. -- nm - Krusty Jul 9, 12:23 4
  - He didn’t have control really. He started dribbling on the 2nd step after corralling the ball. The running from the mid-court line is a bit much. -- nm - Will Hunting Jul 9, 13:41 1
    - Probably could have called a carry as well -- nm - Krusty Jul 9, 13:57
  - 'cept the NBA for the superstars. -- nm - tRuMaN Jul 9, 12:54 1
    - this -- nm - Diva Jul 9, 13:22
lol. I was going to answer 3. -- nm - Spawn Jul 9, 12:12
when did traveling stop getting called? i feel like an old man yelling at clouds, but i know it's different from when i was watching -- nm - chicken daddy Jul 9, 12:12 4
- You're more likely to see a travel called when they step before dribbling than you are to see someone get called for taking three steps. - Krusty Jul 9, 12:25
- ESPN's "Don't Walk" video is at least 13 years old. -- nm - mara Jul 9, 12:21 2
  - June 1996 -- (link) - Max Jul 9, 12:24 1
    - Time. Boy, I don't know. -- nm - mara Jul 9, 12:28

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