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Originally posted by Mark T. DeNucci, Sr.
The reason I am asking these questions is because it seems that B1 was directly between the basket and A1 and had established a legal guarding position against A1. When A1 pivoted toward the basket B1 was still between A1 and the basket and therefore was still maintaining her legal guarding position. If B1 was still maintaing her legal guarding position, then she still is protected against illegal contact by A1. [/B]
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How did you get all of this from the original post? He said the defender was out of position and off balance. Downtown said he saw the same thing. I think you are reading into this when two people saw the same thing.
Good no call. Sometimes it takes guts to hold your whistle as well as blow your whistle.
Tue Nov 25, 2003, 06:49am
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