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Old Fri Sep 26, 2014, 09:48am
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Assuming they're placed correctly, the pylons are out of bounds, so this should be an incomplete pass.

In regards to "the ball hitting the front pylon while in player control" part, the interpretation on those plays is that the ball breaks the plane of the end zone just prior to touching the pylon. (case 8.2.1).
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