L of a play

Originally Posted by SmokeEater

Just finished reading the banter back and forth tween Cameron and Nevada. Both raise good points of arguement and both valid in their thinking patterns, however, I believe after considerable thought I side with Nevada on this one.

I would have to concur.

Originally Posted by Amesman

Success, but A2 is now effectively an 'L' shape over B2 upon gathering the ball. B2, who was leaning forward, now straightens up and maybe even raises arms straight up. Lots of contact. In B2's airspace.
line.

A2 went up & over without contacting B2 & got the rebound. B2 isn't being put at a disadvantage when he straightens up because the board is already in possession of A2. Now if the contact came before A2 possessed the ball that's a different story.