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Originally Posted by griblets
My rule book shows only two requirements: 2 feet touching the court, and guard's torso facing opponent. Nothing about "in the path."
Seems to me LGP was obtained outside the 3-point line at the beginning of the video.
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You're skipping part of the rule. It is there. If you think about the implications of what you think the rule is you get some really silly results.
NFHS Rule 4
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NFHS Rule 4, SECTION 23 GUARDING
ART. 1 . . . Guarding is the act of legally placing the body in the path of an offensive opponent.
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LGP is a special case of the more general "guarding". LGP doesn't replace the requirements of "Guarding", it just adds to it and grants additional rights along with it.
You're not the first to make that mistake.