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[Camron Rust]

Originally Posted by BryanV21

LGP is obtained when the defender gets both feet down at the spot first. Personally, I don't see that here, as the defender is still moving towards the spot where contact is made when hit. It's close, though, so I wouldn't get on another official for calling a charge, but I don't see where this is so easy.

Incorrect. You may want to review the definitions of LGP. Both feet down and being at the spot don't have to be at the same time. The defender had LGP with both feet down, in the path, and facing the dribbler when they were 10 feet apart. Maintaining LGP does not have any requirement on the feet...only that the defender not be moving toward the opponent at the time of contact....he was moving away.

[BryanV21]

Originally Posted by Camron Rust

Incorrect. You may want to review the definitions of LGP. Both feet down and being at the spot don't have to be at the same time. The defender had LGP with both feet down, in the path, and facing the dribbler when they were 10 feet apart. Maintaining LGP does not have any requirement on the feet...only that the defender not be moving toward the opponent at the time of contact....he was moving away.

You're completely ignoring the part that says "Every player is entitled to a spot on the playing court provided such player gets there first without illegally contacting an opponent". The defender in this case does not satisfy that part, so whether or not he had LGP (which is discussed after that quote) doesn't matter.

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by BryanV21

LGP is obtained when the defender gets both feet down at the spot first. Personally, I don't see that here, as the defender is still moving towards the spot where contact is made when hit. It's close, though, so I wouldn't get on another official for calling a charge, but I don't see where this is so easy.

I do not need to belabor the point. You really need to learn what LGP is and what it is to maintain LGP.

The defender never moved toward the ball handler.

Peace

[BryanV21]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

I do not need to belabor the point. You really need to learn what LGP is and what it is to maintain LGP.

The defender never moved toward the ball handler.

Peace

Thank you for addressing my concern over the part of the rule book that talks about a player getting to a spot first.

[OKREF]

Originally Posted by BryanV21

Thank you for addressing my concern over the part of the rule book that talks about a player getting to a spot first.

So, a player who is out of bounds and jumps back onto the court and has one foot on the floor inbounds and one foot in the air. Where is his spot? Inbounds or out?

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by BryanV21

Thank you for addressing my concern over the part of the rule book that talks about a player getting to a spot first.

Others addressed that issue. Whether you listen is then or not is up to you.

Peace