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Your sitch sounds like A1 was at the spot before B1. From what I am reading, I would likely have a "push" foul on B1.
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When a dribbler in his/her progress is moving in a straight-line path, he/she may not be crowded out of that path. An opponent must obtain a legal defensive position in that path to put the responsibility of contact onto the dribbler.
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We have both possibilities covered. So, Johnny Ringo, how did it occur? |
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Think of it like this:
(Case 1) A1 dribbling the ball straight down the floor. B1 (defense) running 2-3 fet to the left side of A1. A1 gets to the division line and creates a path that is angled to the basket and collides with B1 who continued on a straight line? (Case 2) Or A1 dribbles into the path or body of B1, who is still running in a straight path? I assume most will always have a foul on B1 in case (1) and possibly want to call offensive foul on A1 in case (2) |
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10-6-6 ...
Contact caused by a defensive player who approaches from behind is pushing.
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+1 I'm having a really, really hard time buying this as a screen.
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