Apr 17, 2020
Using his length to his advantage
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Using his length to his advantage
How is there a debate on this? It’s clean in every league in the world.
The dude in the video disputing clearly doesn’t know what the words coming out of his mouth mean, cause yes 100% if you lift your pivot foot you have to pass or shoot. WHICH HE DOES! FFs 🤦♂️
PSA: I am only posting this play cause too many BBall noobs on the internet are screaming this was a charge.
The NBA rule is the defender has to have legal guarding position before the offensive player’s upward shooting motion. That makes this clearly not a charge, one could even argue for a block and an AND1, I like the no call.
Good call Refs 👏
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