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Originally Posted by Snaqwells
Since the player isn't airborne, you have to use the "other part," which states "hands". One hand isn't enough, IOW.
That said, always listen to bob.
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Hmmmmm ~~ A1 & B1 are
opponents, right? One hand of A1 & one hand of B1 are
hands, right?
Not saying it would happen that way... but I dont think they meant the defender has to have 2 hands on the ball. I've seen the offense pick up the ball with two hands & the defender reach out with one hand & cuff it so firmly that undue roughness has occured prior to the travel.
Any case plays out there besides the airborne player sitch?