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Originally Posted by KMBReferee
But did B (Jennings) actually have control though? Jennings had two hands on the ball vs. A (Tate)'s 1 while airborne. Can you clearly say that Jennings had control over Tate from the initial contact of the ball?
Isn't this the exact reason why we have a dual possession rule in football? Because there is really no way to truly know who had clear control?
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In his example the ball is given to A, not to B in the first play which mirrors the example tonight. I am not sure he realizes what example he quoted.
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