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Originally Posted by Nevadaref
While an unusual situation, I thought that it would be worth discussing with the forum members and reflecting upon.
What stands out to me in the case of a player switching hands after being fouled is the text at the start of the second article: "If an opponent fouls after a player has started a try for goal, ..."
Can we really state that the player had already started his try before being fouled when the ball was actually in his other hand? I guess I just don't see how a player can start his shooting motion with one hand and finish it with the other. That certainly isn't "customary" or "usual."
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I'm a washed up men's league player, and
I can do this move. Certainly good HS players and above can as well.