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Originally Posted by bob jenkins
I'd judge whether the defender's "forward jump" would have caused contact if the offensive player had not also moved forward. If so, I'd likely have a foul on the defense. If the defender would not have made contact, then the offense must give him room to come down. So, it's either a PC foul or a no-call (if no advantage was gained -- and I'd say that's the case in most "real life" plays where the offense moves forward).
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I thought:
A
ball handler or shooter does not have to "give him room to come down". But a
player without the ball can not move under and occupy the landing space of an airborne player (must provide a place to land)
Am I wrong?
In the OP question - No foul on defense, probably no call on A1 unless he under cuts the airborne B1.
In the next example - depends on how much B1 moves forward - if slightly same as above, if more then if contact foul on B1.