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Originally Posted by Raymond
Would the contact be ruled any differently than we would if B1 was standing on the sideline and A1 ran them over?
Since B1 is not in a legal guarding position, could they be the beneficiary of anything less than an intentional or flagrant foul?
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Yes, B1 has the right to occupy any position on the court and cannot be dislodged from there. B1 does not have LGP though, so does not get the extra defensive rights which that conveys, such as the ability to be moving laterally or obliquely at the time of contact. However, if B1 is stationary, then LGP is not necessary and A1 would be called for charging should he run over this defender.