Wed Oct 11, 2006, 08:34am
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Originally Posted by Mendy Trent
I don't get it. What is so different about resumption of play? So following a time-out or intermission, if a team isn't ready you put the ball down and start counting. If they aren't there after 5 seconds, you call a violation. Then you do the same for the other team. After that, it's a T.
So isn't that would you would do in a situation that WASN'T after a T.O. or intermission? What makes resumption of play special?
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Case 10.4.1c provides one difference
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