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The problem is that ruling would be very tough sell to the coach if it is a bang-bang play, especially when you know the player moved while he was in the air.
I guess by analogy if airborne shooter A1 trys for goal and while he is in the air B1 moves to get position where he will land, if A1 gets one foot down before contacting B1 upon returning to the floor and the try is successful, it counts and the foul on A1 is not a player-control foul, but a charging foul. Do you agree JR?
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