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one hand, one forearm or moving a guy off their path if not knocking them down be allowed? The best are quick enough and skilled enough to play defense with their feet and cut off a path of an opponent. Physicality in rebounding and at the rim is another matter IMO.
Posted: 02/22/2026 at 10:07 AM ET
(In response to this post by Moseley Hokie)

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These Mich/Duke officials are atrocious. **
IB4TECH 02/21/26 08:32 PM ET
you just need to realize the amount of contact that is going to be allowed!**
HOKIE75-79 02/21/26 08:53 PM ET
But when we play Duke, they allow as much contact as Mr. Belding did
KCHokie2 02/21/26 09:38 PM ET
Truth. Just ask the Bears' new Assistant GM.
MP4VT2004 02/22/26 08:29 AM ET
I wish every game was officiated like this
Moseley Hokie 02/21/26 08:45 PM ET
That’s not basketball it’s slam ball **
hokiepro 02/22/26 07:10 AM ET
Basketball is a contact sport
Moseley Hokie 02/22/26 08:22 AM ET
Sure it’s physical to a point
hokiepro 02/22/26 08:56 AM ET
Two hands simultaneously on the dribbler should always be a foul
Moseley Hokie 02/22/26 09:08 AM ET
Why should .....
2hhoop3 02/22/26 10:07 AM ET
Knocking someone off their path and knocking them down are different things
Moseley Hokie 02/22/26 10:38 AM ET
I agree ......
2hhoop3 02/22/26 01:03 PM ET
Contact knocking a driver off their path is by definition a foul
hokiepro 02/22/26 09:37 AM ET
We can disagree on the advantage aspect
Moseley Hokie 02/22/26 10:34 AM ET
we have posters that worry anytime VT gets touched! The officials hate VT**
HOKIE75-79 02/22/26 08:40 AM ET
These players are the best of the best and NBA refs would have a tough
ancient alien 2018 02/21/26 08:37 PM ET