Traveling occurs when a player is moving with the basketball, without dribbling. However, there is an exception for players who catch the ball while they're moving or pick up their dribble while ...

In Basketball, traveling is defined as a possession when a player with the ball moves one or both feet illegally. When a player travel's, the referee blows their whistle and calls traveling.

"You know what, the basketball gods were not on my side," he said with a smile. "We were down one. I got the ball in transition, about half court, and I was driving the lane — it's late in the game.

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FORT COLLINS, Colo. — Maryland advanced to the Sweet 16 in the March Madness basketball tournament on Sunday, ending the season of the Colorado State Rams. Maryland's Derik Queen hit a last ...

He refused to touch the basketball afterward as that would result in a traveling violation, according to Rule 9, Section 5, Article 7 of the men's college basketball rule book.

Trailing 70–68 with less than 30 seconds to play, the Rams swung the ball around to senior Jalen Lake, who drilled a three to take the lead and get the crowd going wild. Maryland had one chance ...