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Originally Posted by Mark T. DeNucci, Sr.
And Nevada is correct. A player who gains control of the ball while airborne must expect to be guarding immediately upon returning top the court. That has been the NFHS and NCAA Rules committees' position when the NBCUSC adopted the guarding rule over 60 years ago which is still the rule today.
MTD, Sr.
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The point of contention is this. Nevada is saying it is impossible for the foul to be on the defense so long as the offensive player manages to touch the court with even one foot before contact. I disagree.
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Lonesome Dove
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Fri Apr 11, 2014, 11:11am
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