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Sun Mar 29, 2020, 02:19pm
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I tried to keep up with the thread but fear I have failed. It sounds as if there was a question regarding continuous motion (CM). CM, according to the NFHS definition, only applies when there is a foul on the defense, not the offense. Wasn't the original premise that the discussion was surrounding a foul on the offense? And therefore, CM would not be relevant?
(Isn't this what Raymond stated?) So, before release, do not count the basket. After the release do not count the basket. Correct?
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