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Originally posted by ChuckElias
Heaven help us all, but I agree with JR 
If it's just a case of unintentionally being tangled up, then I have nothing. If it becomes clear that A1 is trying to keep B1 pinned behind him/her, then it's a hold on A1. If B1 is using the pinned arm to pull A1's arm off the ball, then it's a hold on B1. I don't see these as fouls very often. Usually, one or both players realizes the play is over and tries to get untangled. Detangled? Disentangled? Dis-tangled? Dat-tangled?
Chuck 
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...unstuck?
Anyway, I don't see this type of thing often either but I
did recently and thought I posted it, but I can't find it.
In my play B1 couldn't get his arm unstuck and A1 either
couldn't or wouldn't let go - I gave them a few seconds then
called a jump ball. As I recall it might have been a girls
game or maybe a subvarsity game, usually the bigger boys
have the strength to pull their arm free. But right now
I'm a little fuzzy on the details...eesh, they're all
starting to blend together already!
