contact on the "off" hand/arm - what's the call?

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Fri Jan 13, 2012, 05:01am

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It's a straight judgment call. Did the contact hinder the shooter on the shot or not? Obviously it would take less contact on the shooting arm to be considered a hindrance. Also, it would depend on what kind of shot was taken. Where was the "off" hand?

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