Re: Rule about being in the key
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Originally Posted by bduddy
(Post 1128860)
It's debatable how G44/G45 will be enforced. Personally, I would think that simply bumping an opponent as it goes by is legitimate, and would call a penalty on the opponent; I think that's what G44 was meant for, and that G45 should only apply to strategies such as pushing an opponent across the field to a G28 zone. But I'm not a referee (again... :() so who knows...
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It's a strategy meant to get points from someone else's [G28]. Or rather, a strategy where they put themselves in a position where you could inflict a [G28]. If you're bumping them sort of like an indication that "I'm here, and you're too close", and you only do it once or twice a match, you're probably OK, IMO. If you're doing it 5, 6, 7 times, especially if you're being aggressive about it, then you should expect to be T-fouled and carded.
Think about it like if you're playing Ultimate, and you think someone's too close to you while you have the Frisbee. So you swing your arm out to the appropriate distance, and if it hits them, they have to back up. But if you did that too often, you're holding up the game... |
