A player may not position themselves in a way that creates a scenario where contact with a moving opponent is unavoidable.

Players must be in control of their bodies at all times. Contact due to recklessness is a foul.

Mere contact is not necessarily a foul. Light, negligible contact is permitted if the contact does not affect a player’s play, including their speed, balance, catch, throw, pivot, or jump. Accidental contact away from the disc that does not affect play is permitted.

Yards are marked from the spot the disc was last possessed when the foul was called. If the disc was in the air, yards are marked from the spot of the result of the pass.

If a disc is unplayable, then there is no foul unless there is a flagrant foul. If a referee determines that the disc could not be caught inbounds and the play could not result in an attempted greatest, then the disc is unplayable.