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Originally Posted by NoFear2020
Thanks tref, I am here to learn.
Please would you point out the case play once more?
Thanks!
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Arent we all!
I'll try to do you one better, how about the rule as written?
4-23-4
Guarding an opponent
with the ball or a stationary opponent without the ball:
b. If the opponent with the ball is airborne,
the guard must have obtained legal position before the opponent left the floor.
Like Ragu... it's in there!
It sounds like your problem with understading the rule lies here:
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Originally Posted by NoFear2020
B1 got to his spot at least right before A1 took off by that time A1 was in the act of shooting B1 is late.
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Took off = Alight
Defender must
obtain LGP prior to this.
Act of shooting = Gather
Defender can
obtain LGP here OR before the shooter "takes off" & may move to
maintain LGP during the act of shooting.
I'm sure you've seen a "set-shot" before? They never "take off" or alight but they still are in the "act of shooting" at some point.
On block/charge plays if we punch it, continuous motion is out the window & LGP is all that applies. If we block it, continuous motion applies because LGP obviously wasn't established.
To me its one or the other, we need not combine these rules to come to a decision.