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Re: Blockading

According to the Q and A, two on one defense generally is not to be regarded as a blockade:

Game - The Game » ROBOT Actions » G25
Q577 Q. Does G25 have the potential to apply (at the referees' discretion) to all types of 2-on-1 defense, or is the intent limited to field-centric blocks? Could intentionally impeding 1 robot with 2 defenders qualify as blockading if no other match flow is stopped?
FRC1640 on 2013-03-13 | 3 Followers
A. We cannot comment absolutely on hypothetical situations. Generally, impeding a single ROBOT without blocking all traffic across the FIELD is not considered a violation of [G25].

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