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Originally Posted by Mark T. DeNucci, Sr.
Yes, A1's contact with B1 is illegal contact by A1, but it is in no way an IPF just because B1 is almost a foot shorter that A1.
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Right, it's an INT foul because NFHS is trying to get these contacts out of the game.
The fact that this used to be legal is not a good reason to decline to enforce it. High hits used to be legal in football, and now they're a PF at every level and a DQ in NCAA.
Call it properly. Players will adjust. Reducing the number of players who get popped in the mouth will not ruin the game.
Tue Oct 29, 2013, 08:23am
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