Wed Sep 16, 2009, 11:25am
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Quote:
Originally Posted by rsl
In 8.6.1, It is not clear the ball was ever live. The referee said two shots, so one interpretation is that when B1 grabbed the rebound he was just grabbing a dead ball. The referee said two shots, so the ball was dead. Another interpretation is that there should have been one shot, so it should be live. In this case, the ref's error actually put the live/dead ball status in question.
I think the first interp is correct, since it consistent with both the case play and 4-36.
And frankly, other than both involve a ref error, I think it is a stretch to quote 8.6.1 in the context of the OP
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If both teams played the rebound, the ball is considered live. So that interpretation is not accurate.
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