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Old Wed Jan 18, 2006, 07:26pm
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Originally posted by JRutledge
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Originally posted by ChuckElias
He likes to say that there is no such thing as a moving screen, and bases the claim on the fact the phrase "moving screen" doesn't appear verbatim in the rule book.
Then I guess we should use the term "over the back" considering that we could say that the rule of verticality applies to that terminology in some kind of way.
No, we shouldn't. Because there is no infraction for going over someone's back. When ignorant people say "over the back", they think it should be a foul. That's why we don't use the phrase.

However, when you say that there are no moving screens, that is simply false. There are moving screens, as I pointed out above.

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The rulebook also says that you have to give the proper time and distance or you have a foul on the screener.
Irrelevant. That is referring to a screen that is set on a player who is NOT moving the same direction as the screener. All you've told us is that that particular scenario is not a legal moving screen. But that's utterly beside the point.

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Please do not attempt patronize me with that BS.
Too late. Go have a cookie. You'll feel better. Really.
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