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Originally Posted by M&M Guy
Um, how else would there be contact if B1 didn't end up in A1'a path somewhere along the way?
Camron, I know you like to argue, er, discuss, (  )but I'm not sure what it is you are advocating? The rule is very clear, and your only response is they must've written it wrong? Maybe, but I can sure come up with a LOT of wonderful (but very incorrect) rulings if I always use that approach. |
The comment about the writing of the rule was not my point, just a side note.
The rule is clear that timing of entry to the path is all that matters. There is nothing in the rule or any case play that prohibits movement. No one has yet shown any rule or case that says anything close to it being a foul for a player who is legally in the path before the opponent is airborne to then move away from their opponent. You're adding your own requirements above what the rule requires to get to that conclusion.