Basketball Trivia (general)/moving screens

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pete wrote at 2007-05-28 01:43:12
"Moving Screen" might not be the right name for this but it seems to several of us that a player should not be permitted to "run interference" for his teammate who has the ball by moving parallel to his teammate between his teammate and a defender thereby gaining an unfair advantage.  It might not be a moving screen foul since there is no contact but it surely seems to be a violation because an unfair advantage is gained...and it ought to result in a loss of possession.

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I can answer questions about rosters and colleges attended for pro basketballers from late 1960s until today. I can tell readers about college programs from 1960s until today coaches asst coaches etc

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I have one of the largest collections of basketball magazines in the United States. I am constantly asked trivia questions wherever I go.

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I played college basketball and coached Jr college basketball I am a college graduate

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