VIDEO REQUEST - OU/WV - Blocking Call - 2nd Half, 5:59 remaining

[#olderthanilook]

Originally Posted by APG

That is not the deciding point for when the defender has to obtain LGP under any rule set. Even in the NBA, a defender has to obtain a legal position prior to the offensive player's upward movement of his shoulders to be considered legal. The habitual motion is almost always well before this point. And under NCAA/NFHS rules, a defender must obtain legal position prior to the opponent being airborne. The habitual motion is well before this point and to use this as the deciding point is penalizing the defense.

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Thank you for pointing that out.