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Old Fri Sep 23, 2011, 02:39pm
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Originally Posted by mbyron View Post
Citation? The snapper cannot handle the (dead) ball prior to snapping it in just any manner he wishes.
What's that Latin phrase that translates as something like, "The mention of one works to the omission of the other"?

There are rules regarding motion of the ball prior to the snap. There's a rule regarding choosing the spot of the ball for a place kick used as a free kick. The rules makers know how to write restrictions, so why isn't it enough for you that their silence on this matter means there's no restriction?
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