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Originally Posted by Jim D
I won't even go that far. If you hit a player on the shoulder he can, because of the angle of the block or due to his momentum, turn so the rest of the block is in the back. This would be a legal block.
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Good point. Same thing happens more frequently with blocks that appear to be IBBW. Contact starts high, then slides down. Legal.
As far as the other question goes, I'd say that quite a few of the IBBs I see flagged here are NOT IBB.