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Old Tue Dec 28, 2021, 12:34am
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What is defined as rolling over?

We were debating this tonight. How do you judge rolling over either from the stomach or the back? Is it from stomach to back or back to stomach that is illegal? To the side? So many degrees? We've read and found all of the rules and case book plays previously mentioned but can't conclude about the rolling over part.
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Old Tue Dec 28, 2021, 08:45am
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We were debating this tonight. How do you judge rolling over either from the stomach or the back? Is it from stomach to back or back to stomach that is illegal? To the side? So many degrees? We've read and found all of the rules and case book plays previously mentioned but can't conclude about the rolling over part.
It's not defined in the books or interps.
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Old Tue Dec 28, 2021, 10:44am
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It's not defined in the books or interps.
... and Funk and Wagnalls weren't very helpful: To turn around, or partly turn around.

Yeah. Thank you Funk. Thank you Wagnalls. For nothing.

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Old Tue Dec 28, 2021, 04:02pm
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Well regarding whether or not a travel occurs is left to the sagacity of the referee who has primary coverage of the play.
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Old Tue Dec 28, 2021, 04:26pm
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Well regarding whether or not a travel occurs is left to the sagacity of the referee who has primary coverage of the play.
Or the umpire, or the other umpire.

Sagacity?

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Old Tue Dec 28, 2021, 10:33am
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How do you judge rolling over either from the stomach or the back? Is it from stomach to back or back to stomach that is illegal? To the side? So many degrees? We've read and found all of the rules and case book plays previously mentioned but can't conclude about the rolling over part.
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What does "roll over" mean? 90 degrees? 180 degrees? 360 degrees? It's a good thing that I carry a protector with the extra whistle in my pocket.
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We were debating this tonight. How do you judge rolling over either from the stomach or the back? Is it from stomach to back or back to stomach that is illegal? To the side? So many degrees? We've read and found all of the rules and case book plays previously mentioned but can't conclude about the rolling over part.
It isn't defined, but I'm OK with a player settling from this/her side to back or stomach....about a 1/4 turn. But, I'm not OK with going from left side to right side...anything nearing 180degrees is, to me, turning over.
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