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Originally Posted by BryanV21
The offensive player had no chance to catch that ball, which he is entitled to provided he doesn't push another player to do so, and avoid contact.
On the other hand, the defender had more than enough opportunity to set himself up in a way to avoid a collision.
I know the rule book doesn't use fairness, but if I can interpret a rule in a such a way to make things fair... I will.
PS... this is why I said what I did about the rule book being set-up to favor the defense. Calling a PC foul on the guy catching the ball is not fair at all. He had no chance to avoid the contact. That is, unless you say he shouldn't be allowed to catch that ball in the first place.
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I said this in another thread, it's one thing to disagree about judgment, quite another to tell veterans their interpretation of a rule is wrong.
And this is coming from one of the very few posters (maybe the only) who agreed with it being a block. But that is based on what I perceived as forward movement by the defender, not a non-existent interpretation of a rule.
Your career will hit a dam if you continue swimming up stream.