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Originally Posted by Steve M
The effect is the same, but it is not a substitution when the DP - already in the game - plays defense for the Flex.
It is also not a substitution when the Flex - already in the game - plays offense for the DP.
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Steve - why is this not a substitution? Both ASA and NFHS books use the words
substitute and s
ubstitution and
substituted for when describing the DP replacing the FLEX or the FLEX replacing the DP. And if they do not do it right, it is an
illegal substitution with appropriate penalties.
WMB