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Old Fri Feb 13, 2026, 12:09pm
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In situations such as this, can two opposing players both have player control (holding the ball) at the same time, and if such players actually do have player control, what's to prevent a timeout request from one player (or, yikes, both players) being granted?
Could it be that in situations such as this that when two opponents have four (yeah I know the new rule) hands "holding" (definition of player control) on to the ball, that neither player is considered to have player control (for timeout request purposes)?
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