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Old Tue Mar 13, 2012, 09:49am
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If everyone in the gym saw it, why is there still a question?



During a live ball? Suppose coach is asking the old L, new T, who happens to be opposite table?
This particular play may still cause for questioning when there is contact after the block and the coach may want a foul.

If the old L had a look he/she may answer as long as he/she maintain positive eye contact on the player while transitioning.

new T which is the old L. Should not have a whistle unless the contact is below the shoulders.
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