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Sun Aug 25, 2002, 01:29am
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The chop block. How its called VS how its written:
by rule, player B must be engaged above the waist by A1 and A2 must deliver a DELAYED block BELOW the waist. The argument is made that it is just as dangerous for the initial block to be low and the second player to "come over the top". This arguement comes up every preseason in New Mexico. Does player safety override the wording of rules 2.3.9 and 9.3.6? Your thoughts please. 
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