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Old Wed Dec 01, 2010, 01:02pm
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There was a change made to the exception listed under 6-7 a few years ago. It now seems that the ball remains live until the airborne shooter returns to the floor OR the try or tap ends. I don't agree with that and have a problem with the change, but that's what it says.
Really? The ball has alway become dead when the ball passes through the net or when an infraction occurs (other than a foul committed against the shooter).
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Old Wed Dec 01, 2010, 07:07pm
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There was a change made to the exception listed under 6-7 a few years ago. It now seems that the ball remains live until the airborne shooter returns to the floor OR the try or tap ends. I don't agree with that and have a problem with the change, but that's what it says.
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Really? The ball has alway become dead when the ball passes through the net or when an infraction occurs (other than a foul committed against the shooter).
Wrong part, Camron.

I'm not questioning the ball becoming dead following a made goal. I have a problem with it remaining live until the airborne shooter returns to the floor. Why does the position of a player (with regard to being in contact with the floor or airborne) have anything to do with the ball being live or dead? It doesn't and this was a very poor editorial change when slipped in a few seasons ago.
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Old Wed Dec 01, 2010, 07:39pm
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Wrong part, Camron.

I'm not questioning the ball becoming dead following a made goal. I have a problem with it remaining live until the airborne shooter returns to the floor. Why does the position of a player (with regard to being in contact with the floor or airborne) have anything to do with the ball being live or dead? It doesn't and this was a very poor editorial change when slipped in a few seasons ago.
This could have some interesting ramifications, too.

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