Part II: Defender drops on hands and knees...

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Tue Jun 10, 2008, 02:45pm

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Originally Posted by Snaqwells

I think a legal guarding position isn't required for a stationary player.
Time and distance aren't required for a player guarding the ball handler.

There's nothing inherently illegal about being on his hands and knees and then being contacted by a moving player with the ball.

I agree; it would be a different matter if B1 were to roll or slide into the back of A1.

(I'm getting this strong sense of deja 'vu....)

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