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Originally Posted by BryanV21
Seriously? You're still trying to say I said verticality applies?
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That is what you keep arguing.....your words saying the player didn't have verticality....
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Originally Posted by BryanV21
Falling back is not part of verticality. Rule 4-45, which defines verticality, says nothing about falling back. In fact, you can read the opposite in that, because falling backwards means the defender is leaving their verticality.
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Originally Posted by BryanV21
Nowhere in the rule defining verticality does it say anything about leaving the defender's vertical space. When you say "falling back", that certainly implies leaving a player's vertical space. Thus... not verticality.
Again, say it's legal in terms of LGP, and thus a legal move... fine. But unless you can point to a case play or interpretation from NFHS, then I don't see how it can be called as part of verticality.
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