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Originally posted by Camron Rust
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Originally posted by Daryl H. Long
Apply the same argument to the definitions of blocking and Player control foul and how to determine based on legal guarding position. If legal guarding position is attained then blocking cannot occur. If no legal guarding position then Player control cannot occur. A blarge assumes that the defense both established and did not establish legal guarding position at the same time.
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While I agree with the gist of your post, it's not entirely accurate...
Lack of LGP does not preclude PC fouls.
Stationary B1, facing basket. A1 dribbles down lane, crashes in to B1. No LGP but can still be a PC foul.
B1 actively guarding A1 but, for what ever reason, does not have LGP. A1 straight-arms B1 in the face. No LGP but still a PC foul.
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"Stationary B1, facing basket. A1 dribbles down lane, crashes in to B1. No LGP but can still be a PC foul."
This is a particularly well made point. This happens frequently, and officials aren't prepared to deal with it.