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Originally Posted by Coltdoggs
Wait a second...I agree that B2 may not have illegally contacted A2 getting to his prone position on the floor in this scenario but....
Does LGP come into play on this? If B2 does not have LGP (in this case, laying on the court) and there is contact with the shooter A2 during his natural shooting motion that causes him to have contact with B2 wouldn't we have justification to call a foul on B2 for blocking? I can't very well call a PC on this cause B2 is on the floor and not in LGP...
As I'm playing this in my mind, I'm wondering if a no call or block is correct. It's really one you have to see happen but I am inclined to have a no call here if the contact between the two players is merely A2 accidentally stepping on B2....
Then that brings the question, what if A2 STOMPS on him?  |
LGP has nothing to do with this. LGP gives the defensive player additional rights (primarily the right to move obliquely). If the defensive player isn't moving, then LGP is not an issue.
On the OP, if A2 is in a great postion for a put-back, then I let the play continue.