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Can a secondary defender obtain a legal screening position in the Restricted Area?
In NCAA, can a secondary defender establish a legal screening position in the Restricted Area for the purposes of drawing a player control foul?
The NCAA rules only say that a secondary defender cannot establish an initial legal guarding position in the RA. Nothing specify that a secondary defender cannot establish a legal screening position in the RA. |
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In this situation, B5 can be to considered to be screening because B5 has been holding his position for a while and gave the dribble the opportunity to avoid contact. The rules say nothing about no screening in the RA, so I am asking just to clarify. Or you can say that B5 isn't really a Secondary Defender because he didn't really helped his teammate by moving into the path of the dribbler. Is B5 considered a secondary defender? Last edited by MiamiWadeCounty; Sat Dec 10, 2011 at 12:28am. |
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