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Originally Posted by JRutledge
That is great that you have read this rule, but you cannot read a rule and then say, "See...there it is."
There are other rules in the rulebook. And 10-6 clearly makes a reference to other specific body parts and never mentions the ball. So how can you have illegal contact when contact is not defined in the rulebook with anything but body parts?
You are right the rule does not say flesh to flesh, but you would think if they considered contact with a jersey, hair or the ball that would be defined.
Peace
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By using some
common sense we can realize that while it is tough to foul someone with your hair or jersey, it is rather easy to imagine a situation where a player can foul another player using the ball.
10-6 does not specifically make reference to ball contact, but that does not preclude such a possibility.