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Every player is entitled to a spot ion the playing court, provided the player gets there first without illegally contacting an opponent. They key phrase is playing court. One foot out of bounds means they have no position on the court. |
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How can you call a player control on a player when the defensive player is not legally on the court?
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There's contact, you're going to call the block. You call leaving the court when someone gains an advantage, as in receiving a pass for a shot or a drive to the basket. JMO. |
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Perhaps the player in the OP situation is OOB for a non violating reason. If so, and there's contact, it's "on him" and not the offensive player regardless of his right to a spot on the court. |
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Too many people are taking one small statement in the rule book and trying to apply it to everything...it doesn't work that way. |
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You call this a blocking foul on B1?
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