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Old Mon Oct 20, 2008, 04:40pm
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Originally Posted by cos_man99
So the question is when is the ball ready for play? The instant the whistle starts blowing?

Originally Posted by JugglingReferee
... then of course A can snap as the whistle is sounding. It's not right to force them to wait for the whistle to stop sounding...

Originally Posted by OverAndBack
...does it stand to reason that the RFP whistle signals that the ball has become "ready for play"?
I don't know if my brain is hurting because I'm in Mensa or in spite of that fact.
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