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Ball handler and elbows
9-13-2. . . A player may extend arm(s) or elbow(s) to hold the ball under the chin or against the body.
So, A1 holds the ball as described, above, and B2, guarding A2 runs into A1's elbow. What do we have? (I've seen this, numerous times, and even with severe contact to the head of B2.) What judgement factors do you use regarding such contact?
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Most of the time, a player only chins the ball when a defensive player is tring to swat at it. So, the chances of having a different defensive player run into the elbow are pretty slim, I would think. |
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