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There is an exception for a player hitting the hand of an opponent when that hand is on the ball. The verticality rule grants an exception to a defender that allows them to raise their arms and perhaps cause contact while raising them. The verticality rule exempts arms that are in a raised position above the body from being liable for a foul. The verticality rule does not permit any other contact such as might be had when the arms are swept side to side as in a football stop the clock signal. The verticality rule doesn't grant the defender ownership of that space, only extended priviledges. I don't see anything that gives them freedom to knock an opponents arms out of that space unless it is through the raising of the arms.
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