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Old Thu Jun 26, 2008, 08:21am
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Originally Posted by eg-italy
It's very simple: in order to have a legal position against an airborne player you have to be there before that player became airborne. It's illegal to move into the path of an airborne player (and this does not distinguish between offense and defense). "Moving to maintain LGP" refers to guarding a player who is not airborne.
What he said......

A basketball fundamental apparently completely misunderstood by MTD Sr.
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Old Thu Jun 26, 2008, 08:23am
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Everyone agrees, including Mark, that a defender can not obtain LGP AFTER the offensive player has gone airborne.
Um, I hate to break it to you but Mark does NOT agree with that. That's exactly what we've been arguing about.
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