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Originally Posted by Jurassic Referee
Even when the dribbler moves outa his path and runs/brushes into a defender who hasn't altered their straight-line path? Somehow, I really doubt your D1 friends would call that one on the defender. Not if they were any good anyway. 
You'd really call a foul on a defender who was just standing there or moving in a straight-line path if a dribbler altered directions and then ran into them? |
I can't speak for them, but every indication that I've had from them makes me believe that, yes, the assignors and conference coordinators want the call made that way. What I would call isn't really an issue since I am not on the floor for any D1 games, but I guess if I got there, I would do as they wanted.
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Originally Posted by Jurassic Referee
Forget LGP; each player is still entitled to a legal spot on the court.
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That is certainly true in the NFHS game, but as I wrote above it is
NOT the case in the NCAA.
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Originally Posted by Jurassic Referee
You missed my point also, Nevada. You don't almost always(99%) call it on the defender. You call each situation individually depending on the circumstances. Sometimes it's incidental contact with no call; other times, the foul could be on either player.
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Again, I can't say for sure because I don't work that level of ball, but from what I hear 99% of the time that is the way those guys and gals call it up there. It doesn't really matter whether we agree with it or not. Certainly no one is consulting me!