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Originally Posted by bob jenkins
b) and c) are clearly answered in 2.10.1A -- c) is "change of posession"; b) isn't.
Based on that, I'd say a) and d) aren't; e) is. It would also be change of possession if A caused the ball to go OOB.
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I agree with you, even though the NCAA rulebook doesn't have case plays that parallel the Fed rulebook. (Girls here in NY use NCAA rules, with some modifications.) However, it would be nice if there were a formal definition of possession in the rulebook. I like Cameron's summary---maybe that should be the official language that's adopted!