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"the defender should still be protected from obstruction if the ball is still right there and her efforts are to control the ball, and not specifically to hold the runner there until she can retrieve it."
Steve, wouldn't that imply (the lack of) intent to obstruct, which is not a criteria in determining OBS? |
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