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Originally posted by Troward
this scenario is occuring durring the inbounds play, while the thrower in is attempting to get the ball to the PG. The PG does not have the ball yet so I don't think we apply the concepts of hand checking or riding the dribbler, right?
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It is still a block or a hold if he is obstructing the players movement as IMO in this case he is. He is entitled to his position in a vertical manner not a horizontal one. Obviously he must have to move to continue to "corral" the kid. If not the PG needs to have the brain cells to move to get open.