Allen Iverson's Crossover Move is Actually a 'Carry'?

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[dreip]

0:54 GENIUS analysis. especially taking into consideration today's NBA where they let Superstars get away with SHIT TONS of violations because its their "Signature move".

[reggieholliday]

forget the carry... you see homeboy try to dunk on like 3 people all 6'4 and over and he isnt even 6 feet... he got up there too... hops was CRAZY

[knephsabir]

Allen Iverson why the nba doesn't call carry anymore.

[mowglie]

Well, it certainly wouldn't be a carry in today's NBA. Pretty much anything goes for the offensive player now.

[KingNimrod]

Carried him all the way to the Hall of Fame 😁

[sholovesholove]

What trae young and Isiah Thomas does is a carry. Iverson puts his hand on the side of the ball....
But besides that.. Iverson fast as fuck!

[LordBLB]

"Carry: A carrying violation is called once the player’s hand is below the ball’s plane of 180° and the required up and down motion of the ball significantly stops."
-NBA Rule Book


0:26

[kristion]

Everything is carrying/palming today especially compared too 1980s and prior damn sure in the early 1970s, 60s and 50s!

[antoinecringemann]

Worst thing that happened to the League was allowing these because of his popularity. Then almost everybody started doing this and forgot the fundamentals

[theroseexperience]

Most of the time yes but in the modern NBA guys get away with this and so much more. Almost no one talks about how they specifically enforced a rule to stop Iverson similar to how they stopped dunking in regards to Lou Alcindor. Massive omission when talking Iverson, he'd have been far more devastating in the modern game and lasted longer due to spacing and less physicality.

[greenmeaniebandits]

sometimes he carried, sometimes he didn't. A lot the moves guys do today are way more drastic and go uncalled. 90 percent of players who hesi or use the in and out dribble are carrying the basketball.

[lrg]

A lot of people get caught up into whether his hand is underneath the basketball. You hand doesn't been to be under the ball for you to carry it. When Iverson brings the ball to the side, it's obvious that he's holding the ball.

[kyle]

Anyone can looked 'highly skilled' if they're breaking the rules to do it.

All of the 'carrying' and 'palming' we see dressed up as skilled dribbling is the equivalent to a golfer throwing a ball out of a bunker. It gets the results, but it's breaking the rules.

This all comes from street basketball where there are no officials, and high school and college refs don't want the hassles that come with calling it every time they see it.

[murat_n]

I watched Harden videos and YouTube suggested me this. If this is carry harden is not even a player.

[BilionaireBoysSwag]

Can we talk about how Iverson almost just casually posterized a dude.

[Eman-wjgq]

Yes. He carried a lot. And he is part of the reason the NBA doesn't really call it anymore.

[holydiver]

Carry carry carry. Dribble the ball, hold it, move two feet then dribble, hold the ball move two feet and dribble again. Carry carry carry.

[genevievemccloskey]

these announcers would die of shock if they saw what's going on today

[chrisxk]

Technically, it's a carry. The NBA allows MUCH MORE than this these days. 5 step drives, hopsteps all over... You name it.

[zizwedavis]

No carry some dudes have bigger ✋ than other n ai hands were huge