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Fri Dec 21, 2007, 05:05pm
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Airborne or not
An airborne shooter must be protected.
Here is how I would call it: Shooter is airborne, releases ball, ball is blocked, body contact occurs while shooter is still airborne - Foul. Shooter is airborne, releases ball, ball is blocked, body contact occurs after shooter has landed - Contact is deemed incidental (in most cases, unless it is excessive, intentional, flagrant etc.). Arm on arm contact after block has occured I would probably deem incidental. Thoughts?
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