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Passing sticks..... you make the call
I've been using passing sticks for my solitaire season and they have been working out so well, that I've decided to let my passing dice system fade into the sunset. Who says old dogs can't learn new tricks??
Anyways, for those who have been using the sticks for awhile, I was wondering how you would handle these situations... A) The receiver and a defender hit the stick at the same time. Do you: a) say it's a complete pass b) say it's an interception c) say it's an incomplete pass d) flip a coin, or roll a die to determine which it is B) A receiver or defender falls over before reaching the stick. His momentum makes him roll over and he hits the stick with his body, but not his base. Do you call it a complete pass or an incomplete pass? C) In my league, if the player carrying the ball falls over or gets knocked over during a tackle, then it is ruled a fumble. Keeping that in mind, how would you rule this play. The passing stick is in the endzone. The receiver hits the stick and falls over ( Think Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In with the guy on the tricycle ) Would you rule it incomplete, complete with a fumble (posession to be determined) or touchdown? Keep in mind that this is in the endzone, where if a person has posession it is a touchdown, but if that is so, how can he fumble it? Let me hear your thoughts on the matter...
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