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Originally Posted by Jurassic Referee
The difference is the the shooter isn't driving. The shooter is standing still, and then moves up and under the defender after the defender went airborne. If the shooter had remained standing still after the shooter went airborne, there would have been no contact.
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Interesting. It sounds as if you're saying that the guard was first to the spot on the floor in virtue of being
above it first, not being
on it first (the shooter is on it first).
Then, perhaps, verticality applies
downward in this case? I'm still trying to fit your conclusion to the rule you cited.
I think the room is spinning...
