Wed Jun 02, 2010, 12:25pm
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Originally Posted by asdf
C'mon Bob...
You know that the definition of interference in all of the rule codes (OBR, NCAA, NFHS) includes the word "confuse(s)".
You also know that there is an acceptable way to "confuse" an opponent. (fake cut-off, fake catch of a throw to a base, third-to-first step and throwback, runner stops between 1st and 2nd in an attempt to get in a run-down so he can score the runner from third....etc)
All of these are a part of the game.
The intentional juggle and my example of backward handsprings are not (yes, they are unsporting) and should be dealt with immediately.
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Holy cow, are you kidding? You would stop someone from the handspring thing? Really? Which rule - unsporting or confusing - you seem to want both. Don't invent rules - we have enough as it is.
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