jicecone |
Mon May 06, 2013 06:14pm |
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Originally Posted by CT1
(Post 893066)
It's just the way I was trained, & I don't really see a problem with the "no catch" signal. Remember, this would be on a ball that's in obviously foul territory -- the kind where you'd give no signal if someone weren't trying to make a play on it.
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CT1, I am not ganging up here but, I believe that is the point being made here, obviously foul territory. Its either caught or a dead ball. If its a dead ball, it just doesn't matter what happens next.
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