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Verticality Doesn't Protect You If You Jump Into the Play — Chip Clark Explains Why
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Verticality Doesn't Protect You If You Jump Into the Play — Chip Clark Explains Why
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Verticality Doesn't Protect You If You Jump Into the Play — Chip Clark Explains Why
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Verticality is not a get out of jail free card.
Chip Clark breaks down exactly why a defender can still be called for a foul even with his arms straight up. If you jump from point A to point B and initiate body contact, you own that contact. Arms up doesn't matter.
And yes, he agrees the Josh Hart call early in the first quarter was the wrong one. #shorts
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