The defender is moving and doesn't even get one full step from when the screen is set to contact. It is hard for me to see that as enough time and distance to avoid.

The time and distance logic is flawed here. The offensive player is transitioning from offense to defense and just stops in their path. There is no way in heck the time and distance logic is meant to be applied here, nor do I think it should.

this would mean that an offensive player would have to keep running to "avoid" any collision with the defense and puts ALL the onus on the offensive player.

I think you thought you were replying to the other thread with a different screen situation (NCAAW with Texas vs Tennessee, https://forum.officiating.com/basket...l-screens.html)

you are 100% right. too many similar topics.

WKU head coach says he received a call from the Big Ten saying the call was incorrect and that the official was fined and suspended. Is it normal for the conference to call a non-conference school?

I don't think college officials can be fined.

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Even if they could, I don't think they'd be fined for getting a judgment call wrong. They could have games taken away, which could be considered a fine by some.