Teammate's excessively swinging elbows causes a shot to be dead sometimes?

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Teammate's excessively swinging elbows causes a shot to be dead sometimes?

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Mon Mar 23, 2009, 03:42pm

bradfordwilkins bradfordwilkins is offline

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Right, so why are elbows different? Because it is a violation?

Another one... A1 shoots, after the release but before the try is successful, A2 runs out of bounds to gain an advantageous position. Does basket count?

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