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Originally Posted by Nevadaref
The reason that we don't accept your word is that you are incorrect. Sorry that you won't accept that.
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I accept that you do not agree. And I have no problem with that.
This is a simple and common situation. A player is dribbling, closely guarded, and moves behind a screen, and comes out the other side a second or two later. Simple question: does the count end or continue?
Yet, there is no single case book play that deals with it. I cite the plain language of the rule. You cite case book plays that do not directly address this regular occurance. As I said, I have been instructed repeatedly that the count ends when the screen intervenes.
I have read the cases you cite...and others. I can find nothing to make me question the interpreter that has instructed me.