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Originally posted by ref18
That would be a PC foul or no call, depending on the extent of contact, although I'm assuming here that LGP has been established. It didn't say anywhere in the origional post that B1 had both feet on the floor or was facing A1. So if B1 never established position then that could all change.
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Not in my book. If B1 hasn't moved in an hour, it's her spot assuming she's standing normally. I don't care which direction she's facing. If A1 initiates contact against a stationary opponent, A1 gets the whistle if anyone does.
To me, LGP is how we allow a moving defender to draw a pc foul. If the player isn't moving, LGP isn't necessary.