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Originally Posted by JetMetFan
I beg to differ.
His right foot was down but his left foot was still moving into position as the shooter went airborne.
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The last time his left foot touched, perhaps....but it was down 1-2 times before that. He was in the path and had both feet down several times before he reached his final position....but he was moving forward after the shooter was airborne.
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Originally Posted by JetMetFan
Also, he couldn't have attained LGP until he was out of the RA since he was a secondary defender so the position of his feet on his final two steps matters even more.
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Even you agree since you're mentioning his final two steps....the previous steps satisfied the two-feet on the court provision.
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Originally Posted by JetMetFan
In terms of his body, he satified part B of the rule since his torso was facing A1 as he tried to establish. It's parts A and D where he missed.
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And a player can have LGP in the RA. Until the play develops, you can't conclude he is a secondary defender. If the dribbler/driver stops, pivots and then collides, he has become a primary defender and the position is legal. If the driver/dribbler continues in one motion, the position is not legal.