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Originally Posted by FMadera
This action is right after a legal block. It's a fine line. If there's a player trying to cover and it interferes with that attempt, then interference is a valid decision.
If there's no one around and you call something because it was blocked into a foot, well, that's a really tough sell.
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So if it bounces back up in the air, B can play it?
(This is all part of the discussion we had -- the definition of interference in rule 9-xxx (sorry, no books), along with the lack of "over the net" in the "contacts the ball on the other side of the net" rule, etc.