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A split-second BEFORE the defender would have knocked him off course, the dribbler extends his arm and pushes him away. The dribbler's head moved as part of the arm motion that formed the push-off, not because of any contact by the defender. If the dribbler just keeps going instead of pushing off - he gets a defensive foul. But he DIDN'T just keep going. He pushed off instead. Offensive foul. Good call.
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I completley disagree with this...even if you want to say the defender's contact was marginal, there is contact before the push off happens. Even your stills (which fail to show the forward movement (IMO) of the defender into the dribbler) show there is contact between the two players before the push off.
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