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OCEP PLAYOFF CERTIFICATION TRAINING ILLEGAL BLOCKS IN THE BACK

OCEP PLAYOFF CERTIFICATION TRAINING ILLEGAL BLOCKS IN THE BACK. ILLEGAL BLOCKS IN THE BACK RULEBOOK DEFINITION (2-5-2 & 2-5-3). ART. 2 BLOCKING IN THE BACK IS A BLOCK

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OCEP PLAYOFF CERTIFICATION TRAINING ILLEGAL BLOCKS IN THE BACK

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  1. OCEP PLAYOFF CERTIFICATION TRAINING ILLEGAL BLOCKS IN THE BACK

  2. ILLEGAL BLOCKS IN THE BACK RULEBOOK DEFINITION (2-5-2 & 2-5-3) ART. 2 BLOCKING IN THE BACK IS A BLOCK AGAINST AN OPPONENT WHEN THE INITIAL CONTACT IS IN THE OPPONENT’S BACK, INSIDE THE SHOULDERS AND BELOW THE HELMET AND ABOVE THE WAIST, AND NOT AGAINST A PLAYER WHO IS A RUNNER OR PRETENDING TO BE A RUNNER.

  3. ILLEGAL BLOCKS IN THE BACK RULEBOOK DEFINITION (2-5-2 & 2-5-3) ART. 3 . . . SUCH CASES SHALL NOT BE RULED CLIPPING AND/OR BLOCKING IN THE BACK UNLESS THE GAME OFFICIAL SEES THE INITIAL CONTACT. WHEN IN DOUBT, THE CONTACT IS LEGAL AND NOT FROM BEHIND. WHEN THE CONTACT IS RULED TO BE FROM BEHIND, AND THE GAME OFFICIAL HAS QUESTION AS TO THE INITIAL POINT OF CONTACT, IT SHALL BE RULED A BLOCK IN THE BACK.

  4. BLOCKS IN THE BACK SOME PHILOSOPHY WHAT IS THE “BACK”?

  5. BLOCKS IN THE BACK SOME THINGS TO LOOK FOR CHASE MODE (BLOCKER IS CHASING THE DEFENDER) WHERE IS THE BALL CARRIER? OFFICIAL HAS TO SEE THE ENTIRE BLOCK! DID THE BLOCKEE TURN HIS BACK? WHERE WAS THE INITIAL CONTACT OF THE BLOCK?

  6. BLOCKS IN THE BACK SOME THINGS TO LOOK FOR WAS INITIAL CONTACT LEGAL AND TRANSFERRED TO THE BACK WITHOUT DISENGAGING? HOW DID THE BLOCKEE FALL (FORWARD/ BACKWARD/ SIDEWAYS)? CONFIRMING EVIDENCE, NOT PRIMARY EVIDENCE.

  7. BLOCKS IN THE BACK SOME THINGS TO LOOK FOR IBB IS AN ADVANTAGE/DISADVANTAGE FOUL LIKE HOLDING IBB IS NOT A SAFETY FOUL DID IT HAVE AN IMPACT ON THE PLAY?

  8. BLOCKS IN THE BACK SOME THINGS TO LOOK FOR DID IBB ASSIST THE TACKLER MAKE THE TACKLE? IF SO, NO IMPACT. DID IBB TAKE PLACE AS THE TACKLE WAS BEING MADE BY ANOTHER PLAYER? NO IMPACT. WAS IT AT THE POINT OF ATTACK?

  9. BLOCKS IN THE BACK SOME THINGS TO LOOK FOR DOES THE BLOCKER CONTINUALLY MOVE HIS FEET TO STAY BETWEEN THE DEFENDER AND BALL CARRIER? ARE THE DEFENDER'S FEET TAKEN AWAY? DOES THE DEFENDER LOSE A STEP? DOES THE DEFENDER ATTEMPT TO GET OFF OF THE BLOCK OR ARE THEY “DANCING”?

  10. BLOCKS IN THE BACK SOME THINGS TO LOOK FOR DOES THE BLOCKER CONTINUALLY MOVE HIS FEET TO STAY BETWEEN THE DEFENDER AND BALL CARRIER? ARE THE DEFENDER'S FEET TAKEN AWAY? DOES THE DEFENDER LOSE A STEP? DOES THE DEFENDER ATTEMPT TO GET OFF OF THE BLOCK OR ARE THEY “DANCING”?

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