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A viral video hit social media showing Marcus Sasser making an impressive Euro-step and finish. The problem is, Sasser may have traveled.
Sasser currently plays for the Detroit Pistons but the clip of his Euro-step occurred when he was at the University of Houston.
This a travel? pic.twitter.com/ESOxhqn2em
— Fastbreak Hoops (@FastbreakHoops5) August 28, 2025
Fans were quickly split over whether it was clean or a travel.
Clean imho
— Folanator (@NattiFolan) August 28, 2025
Travel. He dragged his foot
— MM
© (@ARnp824) August 28, 2025
There is no such thing as a travel anymore….. or double dribble or carrying the ball.
— Timothy Bush (@Timothy83646042) August 28, 2025
No clean euro
— BIG FLATBUSH
out now (@MarzMoney) August 28, 2025
No travel, it was a clear lay up.
— Assad (@AceAssad) August 28, 2025
Even five-time NBA champion Ron Harper weighed in on the clip.
Today rules are just bad!!!
— Ron Harper (@HARPER04_5) August 29, 2025
One fan asked the AI assistant for X, Grok, if it was a travel and Grok said no.
No, it's not a travel. This is a legal euro step: the player gathers the ball, takes two steps to evade the defender, and lays it up, which is allowed under standard basketball rules. Impressive hang time!
— Grok (@grok) August 28, 2025
Do you believe it is a travel? Or do you agree with Grok that it is a clean bucket?
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