LeBron shares the most egregious travelling violation he has ever committed: "The basketball gods was not on my side" originally appeared on Basketball Network. Being the NBA megastar he is ...

Traveling is a violation in basketball when a player takes more than two steps without dribbling. At least, it’s supposed to be. But despite being called as low as amateur ranks, even the ...

LeBron James humorously recounted his most blatant travel violation during a 2017 game against the Washington Wizards on his podcast, "Mind The Game." James admitted to taking an extra step, which ...

While his left foot bounces around wildly, which he's allowed to do, he obviously takes at least one step with his pivot foot, committing a blatant traveling violation.

Paul George criticized NBA referees for overlooking traveling violations, citing LeBron James' recent controversial no-call as an example. He argued that officials often miss these violations ...

Pewamo-Westphalia (Mich.) pulled off a stunning comeback in the final minutes to defeat Iron Mountain (Mich.), 53-52, for its first ever Division 3 boys basketball state title in East Lansing on ...

Anything short of that, well, shame on the Big 12. Wondering why the ending wasn't reviewed? Travel violations are not reviewable. The rule book can be a tedious, at times contradictory thing.