Was this a kick
Defender B1 reaches low, and sticks his foot out to block a pass. The ball deflects off his hand, then hits his extended foot/ankle.
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Yes. If he deliberately stuck out the foot/leg, what it hit first is irrelevant.
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4-29 Kicking the ball is intentionally striking it with any part of the foot or leg.
Sticking a foot out to block a pass sounds pretty intentional to me. |
I had a play similar to this last night. I saw the touch with the hand, but couldn't tell for sure whether or not he touched it with his leg.
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I had a coach yell for a kick last night when the other team was trying to run clock and a pass deflected off of one of their players' foot. He was running and the pass hit him on the foot and deflected to a teammate. It was not intentional. The coach said something like "His foot was moving forward, that's a kick!". :rolleyes:
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A1's low pass is deflected by B1's hand, and strikes B2's foot, which was returning to the ground after he/she initially raised it up to deflect the pass with it. |
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Listen to Camron because he got it correct. MTD, Sr. |
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If they miss the ball with the foot then knock it down with the hand (e.g., 90 degrees) such that the foot was never in/near the actual path of the ball until the hand put it there, the foot had nothing to do with blocking the pass. |
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Peace |
I can't believe that people want to call this a kick ball. :confused:
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And if you can't tell from the OP, how can you have a violation? If it is uncertain, you don't make the call. |
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