I've heard this said by announcers, and it cropped up in the discussion about rules that are never called, but I need a clarification on this "lowering the shoulder" principle.
I assume they mean "lowering the shoulder and running into the defender is a charge", not "lowering the shoulder is a charge", even if contact is initiated by the defender, correct?
Is there anything about lowering the shoulder in a case book, or is this one of these things that gets passed on from person to person?
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