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Originally Posted by Snaqwells
Well, what do you know, the definition of status fits pretty well, and it works as well as anything.
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Gee, I think that maybe....just maybe....
some officials might just have the capability to actually figure out the closest OOB location to an airborne ball when the whistle blows. And if you do have to guess, don't forget that you're making the exact same kind of guess when you locate the spot of the origin of the pass. Spot location of the throw-in would be just as accurate in both cases anyway. It ain't freaking brain surgery.
Riddle me this....if the ball was passed from just over center and it was
almost (but still untouched) to a player on the endline when a double foul occurred, are you locating the subsequent throw-in at center?
As I said, locating a Point of Interruption at a POINT where the ball
WASN'T when play was INTERRUPTED makes zero sense to me.
However, it is what it is.