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Old Sun Nov 22, 2015, 04:09pm
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Mark, let me ask you this. Suppose two team B players are in adjacent positions around the circle. we know if team A desires in between they are entitled to it. How much room would you give A to get between the B players. 6 inches...6 feet? i bet youd tell the B players to separate enough so that the A player could get in with a normal stance, shoulder width etc...

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Yes. But what is your point with regard to the original situation that we are discussing?

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Old Sun Nov 22, 2015, 04:15pm
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Big Cat:

Yes. But what is your point with regard to the original situation that we are discussing?

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you are defining what a reasonable amount of space is when you separate them so a player can get in between. to allow any player to spread his legs on the circle as wide as he can, just because he gets there first, isnt consistent with rules as a whole. Screening, verticality etc.

I will always "listen" to what you say. I wont always agree. I dont here if you would allow a player to spread his legs way wide etc. and an opponent wanted in.
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