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Inquiring Minds Want To Know ...
All of this talk about legal guarding position got me thinking (dangerous, I know).
Before a sideline throwin by A1, B5 fronts post player A5 near the elbow. B5 is facing the basket. A1 inbounds to A2 who immediately dribbles toward the basket and runs into B5, hitting B5 square in the back, causing B5 to fall onto the court. B5 has not moved an inch since before the throwin.
Since B5 never had legal guarding position (never faced A2), is this never a player control foul on A2, and always a blocking foul on B5?
Or not, because B5 was never guarding A2, but was guarding A5?
(Note: I'm trying to scrutinize the definitions of guarding, and legal guarding position.)
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