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Raymond

ballgame99 wrote
(Full disclosure: Mizzou alum here) Not really seeing the travel. Right foot is the pivot, jumps off left and releases the shot before right comes back down. I don't see the defender in LGP before the shoothing motion begins (although he made it close). Looks weird and sloppy, but I see it as the right call. C was looking right at it and didn't hesitate (but shouldn't he be a bit lower than he is?).

I have A1 gathering with his left foot on the ground at the free throw line extended.

ballgame99

BadNewsRef wrote
I have A1 gathering with his left foot on the ground at the free throw line extended.

Looking at it again, I can see that. Hard to tell with that angle. I was trying to pause it when the dribble ended, but the transition between steps happens so fast its tough.

Camron Rust

I have a block on this one. I don't think the defender had LGP.

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On the play I have a block.

Mechanics-wise, is the C fading away from the play when making the call a bad thing? Wouldn't it be better to close down on the play?

Raymond

AremRed wrote
On the play I have a block.

Mechanics-wise, is the C fading away from the play when making the call a bad thing? Wouldn't it be better to close down on the play?

He was stationary when he blew his whistle, then stepped away from the play when he started his signal.

jeremy341a

Camron Rust wrote
I have a block on this one. I don't think the defender had LGP.

I'm not disagreeing but would like to her your explanation. Thank you in advance.

Raymond

jeremy341a wrote
I'm not disagreeing but would like to her your explanation. Thank you in advance.

What I saw was B1 get 2 down after A1 started going a different direction. B1 tried to hedge high and A1 instead went down the lane line.

APG

Block...count the basket.

bob jenkins

jeremy341a wrote
I'm not disagreeing but would like to her your explanation. Thank you in advance.

Had LGP but lost it when A1 drove down the lane instead of directly toward the basket.

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BadNewsRef wrote
He was stationary when he blew his whistle, then stepped away from the play when he started his signal.

The only reason I would step away while signalling is if I had a charge. If I had a block I would move towards the collision while signalling. What's the best way?

Sharpshooternes

I think he thought charge to begin with but changed his mind.

Blindolbat

I'll be the one and only maybe here to say this, but I've got a charge there.

bob jenkins

AremRed wrote
The only reason I would step away while signalling is if I had a charge. If I had a block I would move towards the collision while signalling. What's the best way?

Stand still. Unless it's a long distance call and you need to close in.

Many though start for the table right away.

jeremy341a

bob jenkins wrote
Had LGP but lost it when A1 drove down the lane instead of directly toward the basket.

Once again not disputing just trying to understand.
Why does he lose it? He had both feet own facing opponent. Opponent didn't get head and shoulders past so it seems to me it could have been a charge.

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bob jenkins wrote
Unless it's a long distance call and you need to close in.

Is this a long-distance call?

Rich

AremRed wrote
Is this a long-distance call?

No.

Camron Rust

jeremy341a wrote
Once again not disputing just trying to understand.
Why does he lose it? He had both feet own facing opponent. Opponent didn't get head and shoulders past so it seems to me it could have been a charge.

At the time the shooter was about the FT line extended the defender was to the side of the shooter...not in the path. The defender needed to reestablish LGP by getting two feet down while in the path again. He didn't do that. No element of his previously obtained LGP apply since he had lost it. All elements need to be obtained again.

jeremy341a

Camron Rust wrote
At the time the shooter was about the FT line extended the defender was to the side of the shooter...not in the path. The defender needed to reestablish LGP by getting two feet down while in the path again. He didn't do that. No element of his previously obtained LGP apply since he had lost it. All elements need to be obtained again.

That makes sense. Doesn't the defender have two feet down in the path right before the contact occurs?

Camron Rust

jeremy341a wrote
That makes sense. Doesn't the defender have two feet down in the path right before the contact occurs?

Not in my opinion.

OKREF

jeremy341a wrote
That makes sense. Doesn't the defender have two feet down in the path right before the contact occurs?

ART. 2

To obtain an initial legal guarding position:

a. The guard must have both feet touching the playing court.

b. The front of the guard's torso must be facing the opponent.