Worst non-call travel ever?

[jretro23]

�no way in hell the ref's didn't see that

 

[barondavis5]

Originally Posted by jretro23

�no way in hell the ref's didn't see that

�

How the hell can you not see that? Refs these days are more strict on traveling, i guess they werent back then.

 

[japanair21]

Damn, I was expecting something obvious, but that's just.... Wow.

Dude took at least 6 steps.

How do you stumble across something like that?

 

[the pga tour]

I thought it was gonna be this:

 

[jpap348]

 

[barondavis5]

how did i forgot about that one???

 

[b1lly hoyle]

I figured it would be the Steve Francis half-court self-lob in Detroit...but that clip up top was BAD.

Was that Piatkowski?

He even looked down at his feet...like "Damn...I just took a stroll.

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[presequel]

Originally Posted by B1LLY HOYLE

I figured it would be the Steve Francis half-court self-lob in Detroit...but that clip up top was BAD.

 

[jretro23]

that one was pretty bad too, but cmon Dan Majerle took like 8 steps all by himself at the top of the 3 point line

and he even checked out his feet at the end like "wow i almost traveled"

 

[ohyeah10]

that was pretty bad but still not a travel

 

[datznasty]

And there's the Wade one from the New Jersey series
and I've seen Rafer lose his footing after picking the ball up and took like 9 steps right in front of the ref because he was losing his balance and tightroping the baseline. Announcers defended the no call talking bout the only reason the ref can't see it is because he's too close.

 

[MIKE LOWERY]

He was basically toting the rock through the lane.

 

[dsk aka illoquent]

Originally Posted by jretro23

�no way in hell the ref's didn't see that

�

 

[three6mafia2007]

Originally Posted by Chuck Finster


He was basically toting the rock through the lane.

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the word "toting" amuses me for some reason

 

[dajoka004]

 

[mrmossyman84]

How are the two NBA ones posted from the playoffs

...isin't that when the NBA has the best crews out there?

 

[sw33nskill]

Originally Posted by DaJoka004

�woooow lol thats ones really bad....just wow

 

[eaglebball1499]

^^^
Shaq does that little shuffle start up just about every time he gets the ball on the block too.

Dude took at least 6 steps.

I think I counted 7, but there were so many of those and they come so quickly I may be wrong.

And to make it worse, the ref is like 8 feet away lookingright at him.

 

[runshouse23]

Not the best video but he took 4 total steps without dribbling. ESPN even counted 4 steps in slow motion at the time. How does the ref miss it when he'sstaring down the play.....

 

[jpzx]

Chris Webber before he calls the timeout

 

[rockybalboa25]

Chris Lofton vs Winthrop in the tourney a few years back

 

[thekingofva]

Of course Lebron vs the Wizards, refs love cheating for him

 

[crossisom]

Well, they could have thought LeBron was possibly keeping his right foot down, but that wasn't the case. He got fouled on the shot attempt though

Chauncey took a few little mini steps after stepping around Dwight.

I counted 7 steps for Majerle though.

 

[we get money]

Originally Posted by JPZx

Chris Webber before he calls the timeout

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Every time I see this video it gets funnier and funnier

 

[chikickz]

The jump stop is two steps. I can't believe how many times the referees miss this. Because two feet land at the same time does not mean they are one step.