Thu Oct 28, 2004, 07:18pm
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Originally posted by Ed Hickland
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Originally posted by Snake~eyes
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Originally posted by mcrowder
I might argue that neither has possession in the air, as it requires landing in bounds to demonstrate possession (remember the whole catch-out-of-bounds-in-the-air and pitch thread?). Until they land, neither has possession.
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Ed, I disgaree with you on this, I'm with Mcrowder. Read the definition of possesion, which says a player is in posession when he/she catches it, then read the deifnition of a catch. The requirement is that a player must be touching inbounds.
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You are right 2.4.3 Comment and 7.4.3.
Consider this, A1 and B1 jointly control a pass in flight but from the contact land out of bounds.
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I agree with that scenario but that is not the one you said.
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