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Originally posted by 35thPony
He was chasing back to get into the play when the other player stopped and intentionally drew contact with Melvin. Melvin made no attempt at the ball because he was not attempting to foul.
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Well, that pretty much says it all right there about your rules knowledge. The player in front can legally stop any time that he feels like it. Any contact resulting on the play is charged to the player behind, by rule. Also, the definitions of an intentional foul include the proviso that there is no attempt at the ball by the defender.
You failed the test, fanboy. Piss off!
Tue Mar 30, 2004, 04:57am
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