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Old Mon May 19, 2008, 02:09pm
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Originally Posted by Skahtboi
They can attempt to avoid a collision by running around the defender. If the defender is in their path to the base, without the ball, and you feel that the "running around the defender" was caused by the defender being there, then you could have OBS.

However, they are not out simply because they don't slide.
Actually, that's what this rule is all about: forcing players to slide, go around, or give themselves up.
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