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Old Wed Jan 26, 2011, 02:29am
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My point was running side-by-side doesn't make it any more difficult to maintain LGP, which was Judd's point.
If they're running side-by-side, the defender is no longer in the path of the opponent and has lost LGP if they ever had it.
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The lowered shoulder will tell you who initiated contact, even if it's not always relevant.
Agree.

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Originally Posted by Snaqwells View Post
First of all, the shoulder thing is only a description of the play. The official's explanation, however, is that since she was running side-by-side there was no offensive foul.

As for LGP, he never says when she gained it. Assuming she had it before they started moving, which is a very likely scenario here, she does not lose it by merely running side by side with the offensive player.
Disagree...LGP requires being in the path...running side-by-side is not in the path.
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