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Thanks Scrapper1 ...
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Originally Posted by btaylor64
Why does it make a difference? The shot was blocked regardless and it was loose when the whistle is blown?
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If the shot was never released, then it's just like a defender knocking away the ball from a dribbler. The ball remains in team control until an opponent secures control, or the ball becomes dead. Most of us would assume, and usually be correct, that a shot was blocked after the release, but this may not necessarily always be true. The original post simply says "blocks the shot", not "blocks the shot after it's been released on a try". Picky? Yes. Relevant? In theory, I believe, yes.
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Last edited by BillyMac; Sun Oct 05, 2008 at 02:41pm.
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