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[maven]

Originally Posted by stiffler3492

Fine, but I have no reason to question his judgement.

Sure you do. He questioned his own judgment, and he was there.

To the OP:
A defender can anticipate contact and it still ends up disadvantaging him, resulting in an offensive foul. A dribbler can try to "draw a block" and, if the defender obliges, succeed. It sounds to me as if you might be trying to judge what's going on in their heads, and it's taking you out of the game a bit. Just a thought.

[stiffler3492]

Originally Posted by maven

Sure you do. He questioned his own judgment, and he was there.

He's the only one who should question his judgement, since he was only one there and the only one who saw the play. I didn't see it, so I can't judge.