MJT the case book for end-of-the-run doesn't support your official ruling. The bouncing ball after the fumble doesn't redefine the end of the run. I agree it's still part of the same run, but the end of the run (by definition) is where the player loses possession when followed by a loose ball.
I don't have the exact reference but I will find it over the weekend. Unfortunately, I need to head to Atlantic City in a few minutes for some free surf 'n turf and open bar thing...GOD my life is so awlful! But, seriously, I will find it and get back to you with the exact reference.
Have a good weekend.
LJ
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