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Wed Nov 15, 2006, 11:56am
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The foul in the OP was a clip. You didn't say you were modifying the OP, only that you would call a block in the back in some instances.
Now, if the foul is a block in the back, clipping should never be called. If the block isn't severe (doesn't knock the player down), it could be ignored if away from the play. On the other hand, if it is rough, it could be called unneccessary roughness. And could be live or dead depending on the status of the ball. 
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