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Originally Posted by deecee
so you're saying an offensive player that's moving MUST stop when a defender approaches them and all the onus on the contact is on the offense?
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If that defender is attempting to guard someone else, yes. The offense is setting a screen whether they are trying to or not. In doing so, they must cut off the path of the defender legally and continuing to move when the defender is trying to go around them in order to guard someone else is not legal (if there is contact).