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Originally Posted by Snaqwells
LGP is not relevant for determining if there was any advantage. LGP is not relevant to this play.
If it affects the shot, yes. If it doesn't affect the shot, then no. Not all contact is a foul, by rule there must be some sort of advantage for it to be a foul.
4-27-3 "Contact which does not hinder the opponent from participating in normal defensive or offensive movements should be considered incidental.
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I have to disagree with you on LGP not being relevant. By the way I am taking what you said is that B1 is invading the space by leaning over, so that possibly means that A1 has to be leaning and not being able to stand straight and possibly not be able to make a normal basketball move there fore in my eyes B1 is gaining an advantage by doing this.
Maybe I am taking what you said out of context of what you mean. I think this is probably a call that has to be seen in actuality before you can make any call on it.