Tue Jan 25, 2005, 03:14pm
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Join Date: Nov 2004
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Quote:
Originally posted by FrankHtown
I could use help the other way...If the dribbler, in the post, keeps backing in, shouldn't that be called a PC foul? The player playing defense has legal guarding position: both feet on floor, facing the player, but, it seems, we generally give a lot of leeway to the dribbler in this situation, maybe because the defender seldom falls down. Or we call the defender for "bodying up" on the dribbler. What guidelines do others use for this type of play?.
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Look for displacement....not the defender falling to the floor. Does the offensive post player move the defender? Get an advantage? TWEET! Player control!
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