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Old Tue Feb 08, 2005, 03:40am
xxssmen xxssmen is offline
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This is where knowing the rule is one thing and applying the rule is another.
The book say that any contact mad on a shooter while airborne is a foul in other word protect the shooter.

If it was me I would not call any fouls on all 3 situation because the ball is already released and the contact is nothing more than incidental, the contact did not alter the shot since it was already released, the only time I would called it a foul is only when the contact is hard where it knock a player to the ground or when the defender try to block the shot and comes down and undercut the player by landing in his/her spot.
So if there is no advantage to these foul which is all incidental than use ur judgement apply the rules when needed not because the book say so.
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