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Mon Oct 23, 2006, 09:43am
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I agree the momentum exception should apply in this case, even though the language of the rules don't support it.
The momentum exception as stated applies only to loose balls caught or recovered. Catch: The act of establishing player possession of a live ball which is in flight... Recovery: ...is gaining possession of a live ball after it strikes the ground. ... The B player in this play did niether, so the momentum rule does not apply in this narrow case. However, we can all pretty much agree he did gain possession of a fumble. 
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