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Old Wed Aug 06, 2003, 12:58am
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on a screen, when coming from behind and setting the pick, how far away do you hafta be when standing your ground? or can you be a 1/2 in.(sorry) away from them, even if they cant see? your answers would be nice


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Old Wed Aug 06, 2003, 01:04am
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or can you be a 1/2 away from them,
Can you be a 1/2 of what away from them?
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Old Wed Aug 06, 2003, 01:06am
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10-6-3 A player who screens shall not:
a. When he/she is outside the visual field of a stationary opponent, take a position closer than a normal step from the opponent.
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Old Wed Aug 06, 2003, 05:59pm
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or can you be a 1/2 away from them,
Can you be a 1/2 of what away from them?

Scientific American once did a great comparison here, stating that units are like referees - you don't notice them until something goes wrong.
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Old Wed Aug 06, 2003, 07:05pm
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Scientific American once did a great comparison here, stating that units are like referees - you don't notice them until something goes wrong.
Does that include Randy Johnson?
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Old Wed Aug 06, 2003, 07:10pm
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Scientific American once did a great comparison here, stating that units are like referees - you don't notice them until something goes wrong.
Does that include Randy Johnson?
Ooh! Ooh! I get it!
Can't you post anything....
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