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Originally Posted by daggo66
"I tend to give the defense some leeway, but not leeway that allows them to just run over a receiver."
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There are other fouls that can be committed other than DPI in this situation. DPI only applies when the ball is in the air and there is a throw in the direction of a receiver. That was not what we were talking about here. We are talking about what can or can be done before the throw is even in the air and when or how a defensive player can contact an offensive player that is a potential receiver. DPI has nothing to do with this part of the rule.
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Last edited by JRutledge; Mon Sep 01, 2008 at 03:35pm.
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