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May be too intense for some viewers
Check this out. A1 gets a rebound and pivots with his elbows out. The pivot is 180 degrees, as is the arc of the elbow swing, so it's not excessive swinging. At the same time, B1, trying to deny the outlet pass, takes a step toward A1, and A1's moving elbow meets B1's moving face, at the same time.
1) What do have?
2) Does it matter if B1 is in a great deal of pain, while A1 is just standing there?
3) Does it matter if after A1's elbow contacts B1's face, the ball pops out of A1's hands, but B1 was still in a great deal of pain?
4) Does it matter if A1 was moving his elbows in an arc more than his pivot, and was judged to be excessively swinging his elbows, but B1 was still moving toward A1 when contact occurred?
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