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Originally posted by johnny1784
If I understand you correctly, the term you are using "ON the back", refers to an "over the back" call on the defender? If so, there is no such call. I feel a player can defend over the back as long as the player does not make contact which empede's the opponent to a disadvantage.
Give me some feedback. Thanks.
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The word ON implies contact, which is what Nance was saying and why stmaryrams was applauding him.
To recap:
"ON the back" implies contact
"over the back" does not