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RE: Absolutely right
not so much confusion as disbelief. Why do you reward the offense with a new 10 second count if the defense makes a good play in a deflection?
what if the count is at 9 and the offensive throws the ball off the defenders leg out of bounds? they would get a new 10 second count. But if the offense tries to pass it to a player in the front court and the count reaches 10 before the ball reaches a player in the front court it is a violation?
these two scenarios do not seem consistent to me.
GTW
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