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Originally Posted by Snaqwells
The problem is, he's not guarding Taylor. He's heading out to guard the player who's about to receive the pass. Taylor becomes a screener, and is subject to screening rules (as Camron noted).
Are you saying you would allow a screener to jump into the path of a defender and nail the defender for a foul? A screener doesn't get to go airborn into the path of a defender just to make an otherwise illegal screen legal.
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Does it matter who he's guarding? The rulebook says "the guard", not "the guard who is guarding someone other than A1."
Have there been any cases, Fed or NCAA, that address the situation?