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His right foot was down but his left foot was still moving into position as the shooter went airborne. Also, he couldn't have attained LGP until he was out of the RA since he was a secondary defender so the position of his feet on his final two steps matters even more. In terms of his body, he satified part B of the rule since his torso was facing A1 as he tried to establish. It's parts A and D where he missed. Last edited by JetMetFan; Mon Feb 27, 2012 at 08:40am. Reason: adding info |
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rocky, one comment you made about pinching the paint. Isn't the L doing just that or am I misunderstanding some how?
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The crew just didn't put itself in a good position to ref this play. I have a supervisor who really preaches hard about the C stepping down on this play in particular.
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OK, I guess I am misunderstanding then. How would pinching the paint look compared to this?
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Yep snaqs that was what I was thinking. He was moving his foot after he got to the spot but he was definately in the path of the ballhandler and not moving forward after the player went airborne. So I have a charge on that end and then it looks like the contact occurs after the ball handler lands. It's close but I got a charge on that end as well.
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He would actually be in the key (oob, of course). You know, that area where we were always told to never ref from? If he steps one big step into the key extended, he might have been able to get an angle on the secondary defender.
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