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Originally Posted by JetMetFan
Fair point. So the question could be do these qualify as two feet and facing. They're all roughly the same moment, just from different angles.
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...and in the path...if you're not in the path, you're not even guarding, much less having legal guarding position.
Assuming you consider it in the path, the question that would answer that would be whether you would have called a block or a charge if the defender was just reaching that position simultaneous with contact. I don't think I've ever seen a charge called when a defender arrives and takes contact while still turned like that and takes the contact from the direction where the opponent is...he would have run into the side of his shoulder.
Unrelated, those angles show that the L has the most open view of that play while the C had to deal with #1 crossing his line of sight.