A play for clarification

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by ODog

So what happens in a worst/craziest-case scenario, where the ball bounces until it's completely still and all players continue their state of uncertainty? Unfortunately (as long as you have a competent timer) the clock isn't running, so I guess you'd just whistle at that point.

But what if all of the above were true, with the exception that the ball grazed a player and the clock properly started? I'd like to think I'd just let things roll until somebody figures out it's game on (if ever).

If no one is moving than we need to make a decision that is best for the game and within the rules. We can't just let a whole bunch of players stand around and let the clock run because the ball grazed someone.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

If no one is moving than we need to make a decision that is best for the game and within the rules. We can't just let a whole bunch of players stand around and let the clock run because the ball grazed someone.

"Ball's live."

[Welpe]

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

If no one is moving than we need to make a decision that is best for the game and within the rules. We can't just let a whole bunch of players stand around and let the clock run because the ball grazed someone.

Kick it out of bounds?