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Tue Nov 06, 2012, 10:33pm
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do the words "airborne shooter" and "dribbler" mean the same thing?
Can you be an airborne shooter AND a dribbler? If you answer these 2 then you will come to your conclusion. As for your OP, its a PC foul. Player had legal position BEFORE offensive player went airborne. All contact is on the offensive player. The rule was also created for a very specific contact. You are making it way more complicated than it needs to be. If your logic were to hold up then most of these plays would be a block as most players heads and shoulders will pass the torso before contact occurs.
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