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Clyde Frazier

Wait til ol’ Kate finds out it’s a legal play.

By rule, this is a travel. Ended dribble with right foot on floor so that's the pivot. You can't lift pivot and return it to floor before shot. He did. Travel. With that said this is often not called.

When one foot is still in the backcourt the player can legally step back with other foot. This is legal.

This play is only a violation if the defender touches the ball.

In leagues other than NBA, rebounding one’s own airball is legal.

“No disrespect to her”

Here's the rule

Kicking the ball or striking it with any part of the leg is a violation when it is an intentional act.  The ball accidentally striking the foot, the leg or fist is not a violation. Kerr gets a tech arguing for a non existent kicked ball violation

Rule says jumper can't touch secure ball until the ball hits a non-jumper or the floor. This is illegal.

Ignore anyone that says it's not a foul b/c the offense "initiated contact." That has no bearing. The defender is either legal at the point of contact or he's not.

A few things: Not a double dribble. Looks like probably a travel. Dropped ball. Recovered ball. Right foot pivot. Steps left then right before passing ball. That would be a travel. But so much going on here I can see why it wasn't called.

Smart

It’s why DJT nominated him.

Bullshit tweet. He didn't get ejected for this act, College Basketball Report . He got ejected because it was his 2nd technical. The T was for taunting and one you see after this tie of action. Easy T. The young man needs to be smarter about his actions.

This was not a travel. Lost possession right before he hit the floor.

In regards to the backcourt violation rule you often hear "three points - both feet and the ball. " Realize that ONLY applies during a dribble. The ball can have front court status w/o the ball touching FC.

A rules myth: It's a double dribble if you dribble with two hands. This is not true. You can dribble with two hands if you haven't already dribbled. A "power dribble" to begin the dribble is legal.

Unfortunately the rules were misapplied. The offense fouled on a throw-in. You never shoot FTs on this type of foul - team control foul. Unfortunately the officials either got caught up or didn’t know the rule.

Bruh