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Originally Posted by jdw3018
I was under the impression from JR's post that there was some specific way for there to be no team control during a loose ball as I described it in the OP, which goes against everything I have studied on team control since coming back to officiating this year. Since I believe he's talking about fouls during a loose ball when there's no team control (during a jump, after a try, or during a throw-in before any player has controlled the ball), I have to disagree that the NFHS has gone to a specific "loose ball" foul.
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You know what happens when you assume something.
You posted that there was
"no good way to differentiate when a loose-ball foul should be team control and when it shouldn't" Well, that's completely wrong imo. My point was that if you want to understand when to call a team-control foul, then you had better know exactly what comprises "team control". To do so, you learn rule 4-12. If you know rule 4-12, then rule 4-19-7 is easily applied. Iow, if you do understand what team-control is, then you
know when to differentiate between a team-control foul and a foul with no team control present.
The FED told you
exactly how to differentiate the 2 cases when they wrote rule 4-12.