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Originally Posted by rwest
The case play says it all. This is a block. This is exactly what the Fed wants us to call. I don't like anymore than you. Belive me, I don't. But we have to call it the way the Fed wants. Do you not agree that the case play is exactly the same scenario as the OP? If so, then you have to agree this is a block. If you are going to allow the defense to be out of bounds on this play, then you have to allow the offense to step on the line to avoid contacting a defender who is near the line but not on it. We can't give the defense an advantage the offense doesn't get. We can't give them more space on the floor than the offense.
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Again. The case play has
NOTHING to do with a stationary defender. It is all about LGP. And by definition, to have LGP, a defender must be inbounds.
We're discussing a stationary defender, so the case play is completely and entirely irrelevant.