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Dec 20, 2014
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San Juan Sun
defender is allowed to occupy a vertical space, feet don't have to be set
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His foot wasn't on the ground
bluebloodedcoug
12/20/14 9:44pm
exactly
barnacle
12/20/14 9:45pm
Not to mention the pelvic thrust to make contact...
mikecito
12/20/14 9:47pm
Not to go all Haddow on you, but it doesn't have to be.
San Juan Sun
12/20/14 9:47pm
I thought it did. Isn't the standard feet planted and set, hips square, arms in?
bluebloodedcoug
12/20/14 9:50pm
defender is allowed to occupy a vertical space, feet don't have to be set
San Juan Sun
12/20/14 9:51pm
You're delusional. There is no such thing as vertical space for a defender in
ol' Blue Eyes
12/21/14 1:42am
My issue is he was falling before Collinsworth made contact.
mogelijk
12/20/14 9:50pm
That was my issue as well.
Runs With Scissors
12/20/14 9:55pm
Seems like most ESPN are ref apologists
mogelijk
12/20/14 9:48pm
No, just Pac 12 ref apologists.
TheDean
12/20/14 11:27pm
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