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Originally posted by ChuckElias
I'd have to see it, but the chances are very slim that I'm going to call a player control foul in a situation like that. Hard to consider the dribbler to be "screening" in this situation. Rather, it would seem to me to be incumbent on the defender to be aware of where the ball is. It's not up to the dribbler to give the defender time to stop.
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Have you changed your mind after reading the casebook play and the play in the NCAA Illustrated Book?
