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Originally Posted by BadNewsRef
Yep, that's the part I'm having a problem with. If B1 was late (after elevation) how/where did he take the contact from a dipped shoulder?
Jimmy "Superfly" Snuka maybe.
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The shoulder wasn't dipped when contact was made, but was dipped as he started the move, which is what caught Coach b's attention.
Think of A1 coming to a jump stop. As he gathers himself, he drops his shoulder. He jumps out and up, and brings his shoulder through and up as he brings the ball to the basket in an ugly shooting motion for a lay up.
As he moves out and is bringing the shoulder up, B1 slides right into his space, and receives the hit from the shoulder as A1 is bringing his upper body up to the goal. B1 was leaning back as he slid under A1, getting his lower body closer to b1, and his upper body farther back, which is where the contact occurred as A1 did his out and up move.
As I said, this was one of those ugly sequences that seems to occur only in bad rec ball.