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By definition, A1 is a kicker and is afforded protection. If B is not reasonably certain a kick will be made, B is granted some leeway, which he would not have is A is in scrimmage kick formation. If B could have stopped, you have roughing. If he is already committed to his charge, no roughing. Depending on one's definition of slobberknocking, you could have a PF. This is a judgement call that should be called very similarly to a roughing the passer call. |
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