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Originally posted by bob jenkins
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Originally posted by Dan_ref
What?
The rule says exactly nothing about an advantage.
It merely says if you go OOB on your own volition it's a violation.
Or a T is you do so to deceive...whatever *that* means...
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Please describe a play that you'd rule as legal (not a T by rule) last year and a violation this year.
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I already said I believe the intent of the rule rewording and changes is to simply lower the penalty, so the answer is there is none.
However, if I happen to lose my magic decoder ring I would be very, very confused about what constitutes a violation now under the new wording simply because there are legitimate *basketball* plays where a player goes OOB on his own volition. Like A1 jumping over the table to save the ball from going OOB.
Fri Oct 22, 2004, 10:05pm
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