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Originally Posted by Zoochy
I just received my IAABO Sportorial. I want to talk about the 'Mid-Season' article and refer it to a post some time ago. The article states "The ball being pinned to the floor by one or two hands IS NOT player control". The post I am refering to is the one involving the Celtics player Rashon Rondo and the 'non-traveling' call. I made that same statement in my response in the posts. Just because a prone player is reaching out an pinnes the ball to the floor does not mean he is in control. Even though this article come at the end of this season, we need to practice ALL the concepts from this article in our future contests. Snaqwells, this article is my reference.
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You stated last May that:
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I do recall reading some time ago that pinning the ball is not control.
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Now, 9 months after I ask for your reference, you're offering an IAABO magazine article?
First, this is obviously not what you referenced in that post, unless this sportorial is a year old.
Second, as JR notes, it's not an authoritative document from the NFHS. You may as well have referenced an article from referee magazine.