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The contact still must be illegal in order to be a foul. Contact which occurs between two players in equally favorable situations that doesn't put either at a disadvantage for normal offensive or defensive movements should be ruled incidental and not a foul at all. That rule is still in the book.
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I have the NFHS illustrated rule book and on pg 133 under rule 9-13 it show a picture of a player with the ball chinned moving the ball with elbows extrended and said if contact occurs it would be either a player-control, intentional or flagrant foul. Seems like the NHFS's stand is that this doesn't have to be an intentional foul.
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Just as it was crusting over...
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Quote from Bob: (Stationary means just that; it does NOT include "pivoting at the same speed as the hips") Stationary DOES mean pivoting at the same speed as the hips...if you agree with your State, rockyroad.
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