What have you got here, if anything?
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Obviously dependent on what level you're working...and assuming he wasn't off-sides/encroaching, which it looks like but wasn't called.. |
NFHS and NCAA, assuming no encroachment/offside then nothing. It's legal to dive over an opponent.
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Nothing, why?
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What are you wanting us to have?
Odd question, honestly. No offense. |
I know there's nothing in FED, wanted to know if there were any cracks at NCAA or NFL level, although I didn't think so either.
There are a LOT of guys I've seen in discussions on this play on a few different site including the link with the video that assume this is hurdling. Good stuff. |
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But are they officials?
A true hurdle in Fed is nigh close to unicorn level on the seen it scale. That wasn't even the right end to be a hurdle. |
In a couple of instances, yes...these were officials. I can't find the link/page, but a handful of guys mentioned that they were told by their superiors at a clinic that leaving your feet (diving) constituted the same definition because of the player diving over the top like he did. I forgot what state. Classic misinterpretation I would imagine.
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Don't know how the derive that from "feet or knees foremost.
Some people just make $#&* up. |
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If it read "leading with the feet or knee(s)" it would still throw people off, insinuating a flying Bruce Lee kick was the only way that could happen. |
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