What defines "dangerous play"?

"Dangerous play" is defined as actions during the game that create a risk of injury to players. This includes scenarios where players engage in behavior that, while not necessarily a foul, could potentially harm an opponent. A key example is high kicks that come close to an opponent's head, which can lead to injury if contact occurs. The intention or outcome of the play is important; it's the nature of the action itself that classifies it as dangerous.

The other options do not accurately capture this definition. For instance, merely involving more than one player doesn't inherently create a situation of dangerous play. Additionally, while all fouls could lead to dangerous situations, not all fouls meet the specific criteria that define dangerous play. Lastly, intentional tripping could be a foul or misconduct, but it doesn’t specifically correlate with the broader definition of dangerous play, which emphasizes the risk of injury from actions rather than the intent.