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Originally Posted by Camron Rust
It is a fundamental concept of the rules.
Here, for one:
Here is another, form the fundamentals at the front and in Rule 4:
That pretty much says that it stays with the prior team until the new team establishes player control. It wouldn't be any different from a situation with no team control.
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It is not a fundamental concept that you must have player control before establishing team control. There are 20 fundamental rules. This is not one.
Art 5 does not overrule Art 2. Art 2 says that you have team control during a pass.
You still did not answer my question about the casebook comment.
Edit: I am going to yield that you are correct about player control first then team control. I am sticking to my argument that batting the ball to a teammate (passing) established the player control.