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Originally Posted by M&M Guy
As far as the screen, the way I heard it was there was an inbounds play where the player receives the pass inbounds, then starts to dribble up the sideline. However, the dribbler didn't see the perfect screen set up right in front of them. The screener had good position, and allowed for time and distance before the contact. The dribbler was good enough to play through the contact, kept the dribble, and circled around the screen and continued down the floor.
(Um, the screener happened to be the official on that side of the floor who had a brain fart and was not moving fast enought to become the new L.
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This happened to my partner (thankfully, not to me!) in a college game this past weekend. Only difference is that it was not a throw-in, it was a defensive steal. B2 read the pass perfectly, tipped the ball toward his own basket, took two steps to chase it down, and ran smack into my 6'4"/250 partner who was the Trail (I was Center). A1 calmly retreats to his backcourt and recovers the ball.