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Fri Oct 20, 2006, 12:55pm
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The momentum exception doesn't say anything about the ball being loose, only that a defensive player intercepts or recovers an opponent's fumble or backward pass.
The definition of a fumble is "any loss of player possession other than by handing, passing, or a legal kick." Since this meets the definition of a fumble, I also believe the momentum exception applies because technically the B player has gained possession of a fumble. Bag it and apply the exception. 2-18 and 8-5-2. 
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