Assertion: rugby's player | /r/HasProperty | tackled
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text: Only the player with the ball may be tackled.
text: Only the player with the ball may be tackled and once tackled must release the ball immediately.
text: Only players carrying the ball can be tackled.
text: If the player with the ball is tackled, frequently a ruck will result.
text: Only the player with the ball may be tackled or rucked.
text: Tacklers cannot tackle above the shoulder (the neck and head are out of bounds), and the tackler has to attempt to wrap their arms around the player being tackled to complete the tackle.
text: Football stops play every time a player with the ball is tackled, and play typically doesn’t resume for at least 20 seconds as players return to the line of scrimmage before the ball is snapped again.
text: Only players carrying the ball can be tackled.
text: These two codes have slightly different rules, with the most important differences being in the way play is continued after a player has been tackled, and in the number of players on each team; 15 for rugby union and 13 for rugby league.
text: As soon as a player is tackled, he must pass the ball or let go of it.
text: Players may be tackled but not struck by a one handed slash of the stick; exceptions are two-handed jabs and strikes.