Block in the Back: How do we know if it is a block in the back? Check to see how the
player blocked falls to the ground. If he falls “on his face”, it is a block in the back. If he
falls on his side & then rolls, it is not. Rather than throwing the flag instantly, be patient
& see how the blocked player falls. It is important to “anticipate the play, not the call”.
Especially on punt plays, repeat the color of the RT several times. Then watch for RT
players who are “chasing” KT players – in “chase mode”. These players become
“suspect”. But again, do NOT anticipate the foul. Let Your Mind Digest What Your Eyes
Have Seen!!
http://ohsaafb.com/files/2015/10/2015_bulletin_6.pdfEveryone here agree with the OHIO DOD??