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Originally Posted by JRutledge
How about this, show us where what you claim is sufficient? I have never read what you suggests applies to the ball being in possession.
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I've never seen anything saying hands are necessary either. I don't even coach hands for a player taking a handoff; we want it pinned under their elbow and surrounding limb bits, although we have them use the hand of the opposite arm momentarily to guide it in. The muscle chain holding onto the ball at the bottom of the arm and top of the forearm is shorter than the one that leads to the hands. Try using your hands to wrestle somebody for the ball when it's tucked in there; you have a much better shot at dislodging it with your elbow, which is why I coach use of the elbow or shoulder to pry the ball loose.
Do you guys actually get videos showing the ball in contact with different parts of the body and captioned this is possession, this is not?