Rich Whistles & Stripes wroteIf you are under the basket that you are supposed to be defending, can you really be playing defense? "Coach, the defender's feet were clearly a few inches outside of the semi-circle painted on the floor."
Adam Whistles & Stripes wroteIf you are under the basket that you are supposed to be defending, can you really be playing defense? Let me answer this with another question. WTF does it matter?
Raymond Whistles & Stripes wroteIf you are under the basket that you are supposed to be defending, can you really be playing defense? Snaqwells wroteLet me answer this with another question. WTF does it matter? Or I ask, how do you defend players who like to drive baseline and shoot reverse lay-ups?
jsblanton Mark Padgett wrote"Coach, that's an NBA rule. When you are coaching in the NBA, you'll get that call." I would like to say that Mark but I just don't think I could. Maybe I haven't been on my meds long enough>😃
Mark T.​ DeNucci, Sr.​ Whistles & Stripes wroteIf you are under the basket that you are supposed to be defending, can you really be playing defense? W&S: The answer to your question is an unqualified yes. Your next question should be why? The answer to that question is: When A1 goes airborne, he should be able to go airborne and return to the floor without making illegal contact with B1 who had a legal position on the floor before A1 went airborne. MTD, Sr.
HawkeyeCubP Whistles & Stripes wroteIf you are under the basket that you are supposed to be defending, can you really be playing defense?I see players there all the time while defending throw-ins, for example.
Mark T.​ DeNucci, Sr.​ HawkeyeCubP wroteI see players there all the time while defending throw-ins, for example. Hawkeye: That's cold, but I like it. 😀 MTD, Sr.
26 Year Gap Quote: Originally Posted by Whistles & Stripes If you are under the basket that you are supposed to be defending, can you really be playing defense? I see players there all the time while defending throw-ins, for example.
