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Originally Posted by Kelvin green
The way NFHS rules are written... Team control ends when a shot is taken, player control ends when the whole airborne shooter thing is done...
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Kelvin, the part in red is simply not true. Player control ends when the try is released. If the airborne shooter is charged with a common foul, we consider it a player control foul; even though there technically is not team or player control.
(This, BTW, is also my solution for the folks who want team control fouls during the throw-in.)