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Originally Posted by RichMSN
They continually talk about how the runner doesn't need protection, but they fail to mention that a significant part of the equation is what happens if a foot or knee violently collides with the defender's head as the player is hurdling.
That said, I'd be happy with the NCAA rule. Exempt the runner.
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Obviously, the runner doesn't need protection... after all, the act of carrying an oblong piece of brown leather is known to convey magical injury-reducing properties.
