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Originally Posted by JRutledge
I also went back and looked at the Webinar from the IHSA that addressed basketball concerns they wanted addressed.
There is a PowerPoint slide in the presentation from the NF and Referee Magazine and has "Point of Emphasis" as apart of the slide and uses this sentence with three examples of Illegal Contact (Handchecking, Displacement and Player Control, three illustrations) and it says:
"Contact that impedes rhythm, speed, balance and quickness on the offense or defensive player should be called."
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Doesn't everyone know that this contact should be called? Isn't it possible that the point of this sentence was to emphasize that the new rule was not now the only contact that should be called?
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