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Old Wed Nov 27, 2013, 11:09pm
bob jenkins bob jenkins is offline
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Originally Posted by phife23 View Post
Still looking for the answer.....if you consider Situation H a change of possession dont you have to consider Situation A a change of possession........
You can look at 2.10.1G (2011-12 reference -- the one with the held ball) to get an idea of what the FED considers change of posession -- and it seems to be "change ... after the clock starts", so in A there has been no change (B had it the whole time the clock was running)

Still, you won't get a definitive answer here -- most (I think) think that case A is wrong, but since they haven't changed it, you need to decide on your own what to do.

H really has nothing to do with this. The "change of posession" only applies when ther is a failure to award FTs; in H unmerited FTs were awarded.
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