Rule 9 - Interference - Section 1 - Definition

RULE 9 — INTERFERENCE

SECTION 1 — DEFINITION

Interference takes place when a player obstructs, blocks, screens or charges towards an opponent, with or without direct contact, in such a manner that prevents the opponents approach to the ball carrier, potential ball carrier or the ball. Blocking is identified as the act of creating interference with contact.

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