01-20-2020, 06:02 PM
a reffing/rules question for the cognoscenti:
In the first half, when an OSU player would set a screen on the perimeter for Slocum, our defender would often go underneath the screener, but then the screener would start moving toward the basket and blocking our defender from getting around her and to Slocum in time. Why were there no foul calls for illegal (moving) screen? Bad reffing? Or, because contact is required for the foul, should our defender have run into the screener when she moved and forced the ref's whistle?
In the first half, when an OSU player would set a screen on the perimeter for Slocum, our defender would often go underneath the screener, but then the screener would start moving toward the basket and blocking our defender from getting around her and to Slocum in time. Why were there no foul calls for illegal (moving) screen? Bad reffing? Or, because contact is required for the foul, should our defender have run into the screener when she moved and forced the ref's whistle?
