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Originally posted by Jurassic Referee
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Originally posted by ChuckElias
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If the defender falls down, the dribbler is going to the basket. And in that case, if he trips over B1, it's a foul on B1.
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If B1 is already on the floor 3/4 steps away from the dribbler with the dribbler
facing him, and the dribbler just keeps on a-motoring and subsequently falls over B1, then it's still B1's foul? Time/distance never has any bearing on this call? Do you think that is the pupose/intent of that NCAA AR? [/B][/QUOTE]
hmmmm...getting into uncharted waters here but I believe you need to give the dribbler the benefit of the doubt on your play and make your call/no call assuming the dribbler didn't see the defender on the floor.
Again, if the defender's on the floor what does the dribbler gain by tripping over him?