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Sun Oct 26, 2003, 05:37pm
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No he may not avoid but at least he can prepare for it and take the blocker on. This is football and it is a collision activity. Furthermore, if you modified the rule to exclude those situations when the blocker is contacted by the blockee's hands how are you going to be able to determine if the block was low because of the blocker or because the blockee pushed him down?
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