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In a play like this, I'm going to "give" the obstructed runner two strides. Had the runner stopped at second & then restarted, that would be too bad. This runner didn't stop, so I'm removing the effect of the "minor affect" obstruction by giving the runner two running strides.
Every now & then, the defense non-chalants a ball and gets burned by a runner who is looking for an opportunity.
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Steve M
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