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Originally Posted by just another ref
Even if this is added, (Is this a done deal in the new book or just somebody's assessment of what it will/should say?) doesn't the main definition of a foul still take precedence?
A1 turns the corner and is on his was to a breakaway layup as B1 makes contact with his hand on A1's hip for an extended period of time.
Is everybody gonna call this "automatic" foul? I doubt it.
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The words are substantially the same as what is in the NCAAW book -- and it means call it without regard to RSBQ or an assessment of ad/disad.
Those types of contact are deemed / defined to cause an advantage and are to be called.