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Re: when is over, over.
Posted by colleen -- T190 at 1/17/2001 12:35 AM EST


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In Reply to: when is over, over.
Posted by nick237 on 1/16/2001 11:47 PM EST:



yeah-- I think the same rules as the past apply.. time's over.. about 10secs to "settle" and then the points are counted.. it's plausible from referee movement or accidental hitting that something could unbalance in which cause I believe it would be counted..

Exception to note: in Team Update 4... it says that if a ball is under the ramp, if it is clearly deforming ball (ball is keeping balance), it will not count.. if the ball is clearly not touching.. then it will count.. BUT, if the referees aren't sure, they will remove the ball and see..

They say it's common sense.. but sometimes common sense and reflexes don't work one in the same for someone down on the field reaching in for the ball... i don't know what they would do if they hit it then..

So many what ifs... so little time :-)
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