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Message: [QUOTE="JordyG, post: 4191914, member: 6819"] 1) When an offensive player legally blocks the path of a defender to open up another offensive player for a shot or to receive a pass, that is a moving screen. Before the shot AE attempts to set a screen. When Burrell sees the screen coming she tries to move inside the screen instead of going around it. Perhaps if she'd tried to go around it there may have been a call. Instead she moves directly into the path of Dye who is defending AE. Because of that move she would never have made it to contest Evina's shot. AE then, anticipating the shot, moves to get the rebound while both Dye and Burrell ended up impeding AE's progress to the hoop. 2) It doesn't matter if your feet are moving or you go airborne. As long as you beat that player to the position it's an offensive foul. [/QUOTE]