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Originally Posted by Camron Rust
We only have two types of control. What kind of control do you think it is referring to?
Since it is talking about two individual players, it must be player control that it is talking about....as opposed to team control. A player has control of the ball has player control and vice versa.
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The word control is used throughout the rule book. it does not always refer to player or team control. In this situation, it refers to control of the ball.
Again, cite a rule reference that supports your position.
Also, I noticed you didn't respond to the play I posted. What would you do?
PLAY
A1 has the ball and B1 attempts to grab it. Obviously, there's going to be a held ball. The trail blows the whistle as Coach A has requested a timeout. A second later, the lead blows his whistle for a held ball.
Are you honestly going to tell me that you're going to ignore the first whistle and go with the second whistle?