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Old Sun Aug 02, 2009, 10:44am
Ed Hickland Ed Hickland is offline
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Originally Posted by Robert Goodman View Post
Then why did you write that he had at least his feet on the ground? That was irrelevant.
Because if the snapper's feet are on the ground, he is not lying on the ground or in the air; therefore, the player is hurdling.

You cannot be on the ground or in the air if your feet are on the ground which is extremely relevant when determining if a player has been hurdled.
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