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Re: Rules, changed by the ref, or correct interpretation?

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Originally Posted by LegendOfSteve View Post
Most definitely a bad call. Down at BAE there were a few last ditch efforts like this, but none of the balls were counted if they didn't pass through the counter. We had a pretty bad call though on a hang one match, as the ref used a piece of paper to check if our mechanism was above or below the plane. They ruled against it, but I felt like an official measurement should have been taken from the ground to see if it was most definitely below.
I have to disagree with you steve. To be elevated you have to be above the plane of the platform. The ref used a pice of paper to extend the plane to make a comparison. Should there be a flat piece of lexan, or something that has less bend, to be used instead of paper? Maybe. Since the platform may vary in height, a measurement from the ground would not be an accurate reading.
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