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Originally Posted by representing
in my honest opinion, it looked like a block. Take a closer look, the player with the ball picked up the dribble and just at that moment you can see the defensive player takes a jump forward. He lost his previous guarding position and I don't think he was in his new guarding position long enough before contact. I would have called a block for sure, but I'd have had to be there for a better answer.
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player with the ball "time and distance are not a factor in establishing legal guarding position"
The first time I looked at this I had PC I watched it a couple more times with the same thought. Read this post looked again and I came away with......PC
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The officials lament, or the coaches excuses as it were: "I didn't say it was your fault, I said I was going to blame you"
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