Is it legal to throw your shoulder into another player to keep them from

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Sep 7, 2024
6:19:40pm

BackPacker All-American

Is it legal to throw your shoulder into another player to keep them from

getting to the ball?

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Originally posted on Sep 7, 2024 at 6:19:40pm

Message modified by BackPacker on Sep 7, 2024 at 6:20:43pm

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Is it legal to throw your shoulder into another player to keep them from

BackPacker

Sep 7, 6:19pm

No. Should have been a foul

Hawk Talons

Sep 7, 6:20pm

Pretty much never gets called

Coop

Sep 7, 6:23pm

It depends.

brj8

Sep 7, 6:25pm

if the attacker is dribbling it out ahead of them, after each dribble its almost

cwilke1

Sep 7, 6:30pm

Shoulder-to-shoulder contact pretty much never gets called regardless

Coop

Sep 7, 6:35pm

I don't know if you can be called an attacker without touching the ball but

BackPacker

Sep 7, 6:43pm

They let shoulder-to-back go way more than they should

Coop

Sep 7, 6:49pm

Maybe the brief angle made it look worse to me than it really was

BackPacker

Sep 7, 6:53pm

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