Rosario: Worst travel ever?

[UFreak]

I think he may have taken six steps. I don't think I've ever seen anyone take that many steps before a dunk even in a dunk contest.

[austingtr]

It was funny

[BigIgator25]

More like most entertaining travel ever!!!!!! That had me rolling with laughter and confusion at the same time. If it was a close game I would have been mad though.

[GatorPlanet]

When it happened live, I thought, "He couldn't possibly have taken as many steps as I thought he did." Then on the replay, my suspicion was confirmed: he took MORE. I'm sure Billy will replay that clip again and again during the team meeting and the team will be rolling on the floor.

[ArtVandelay]

For a second I thought they weren't going to call it.

His spacing and timing was terrible for that break. Should have been an easy layup/dunk if he passed it up and then got it back.

[gatorcal]

Originally Posted by ArtVandelay

For a second I thought they weren't going to call it.

I think the whistle was delayed b/c the refs had to stop, scratch their heads, and decide if what they just saw really happened. Then they had to stop laughing.

[xenythx]

Rosario was dead set on getting a dunk in last night's game.

[tampajack1]

In the UK/LSU game, Wiltjer wheeled and dealed without dribbling in the low post and finally made a left-handed layup. I counted approximately 41 steps before he finally scored.

[ugaGator]

Missed it last night since I got back late, but just watched the replay, and definitely was the best travel EVER! Six-step Rosario!!

[rivergator]

Originally Posted by ArtVandelay

For a second I thought they weren't going to call it.

His spacing and timing was terrible for that break. Should have been an easy layup/dunk if he passed it up and then got it back.

same here. Didn't hear a whistle and thinking 'holy crap ...."

[themistocles]

Originally Posted by gatorcal

I think the whistle was delayed b/c the refs had to stop, scratch their heads, and decide if what they just saw really happened. Then they had to stop laughing.

+1

[MJGator8104]

Originally Posted by UFreak

I think he may have taken six steps. I don't think I've ever seen anyone take that many steps before a dunk even in a dunk contest.

Purely for entertainment value only, it was the best travel ever!

[ovillegator]

It was hilarious -- looked like he thought he was in a slam-dunk contest instead of a game.

[bakaduin]

When was this? After the Young big block?

[akaGatorhoops]

My dad and I both broke out laughing the second it happened.

[G8rNkoko]

Originally Posted by bakaduin

When was this? After the Young big block?

No, it was earlier in the first half. After Young's block was the dunk where Mike was called on the technical for hanging on the rim.

[gogators73]

I think when he caught it it was one of those "am I close enough to not dribble and dunk?" Then he realized he wasn't and just said "screw it, here I go!"

[bakaduin]

Originally Posted by G8rNkoko

No, it was earlier in the first half. After Young's block was the dunk where Mike was called on the technical for hanging on the rim.

Thanks! I knew there was a foul on that one but couldn't remember what it was.

[iam4uf]

Rosario was kinda known as a gunner at Rutgers, so maybe he uses a six-step shooter.

[skiller]

any video link? I saw it in person from the far end of the court and it looked like 3 steps to me in live action...