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Originally Posted by bainsey
I can dismiss it as much as you can include it to make your point just as convenient. Here's why.
This is where I ask for another citation. Never have I seen a rule or case play where a defender can legally make bodily contact if they touch the ball cleanly. (If such a thing exists, I'll gladly retract.)
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Everything is not about a specific citation. Still I clearly gave the rules I use to decide when contact in incidental which is clearly rules based. There is also some philosophy involved as well as there should be.
I am not calling a foul on a play like this or I surely hope I don't. There was not a guy knocked in the 3rd row. The shooter came down on both feet under control. And the ball was touched before anything contact took place. If that is not something you want to accept, that is your choice.
But if it is true you are going to camp, good luck with making that call at that camp. If you do not take my word for it, just wait and you will see.
Peace