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If we aren't going to call a violation for stepping on the line (without player control, obviously), we must see that as authorized leaving of the court. Authorized leaving of the court is generally interpreted as stepping out of bounds in the normal play of the game without seeking unfair advantage. I'm not sure how else you could classify him. |
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In practice, that's a low order violation and we're looking either at a different match up or the screener's body position and aren't going to always see it unless they go well OOB. And, like 3 seconds, I try to warn a team if there's no immediate advantage. IME, it doesn't happen two often because offenses don't run their cutters that close to the end line. |
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This is the crux of our disagreement, then.
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I submit that point is the same point where a player has lost his right to his spot as he's no longer on the court. A case would be nice. |
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It says you can't be OOB and have LGP. It says you are entitled to your position on the "playing court." I see a distinct difference, since they use different phrasing, between leaving the playing court and being OOB.
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