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From: "Travers, Neil" <Neil.Travers@broadvision.com>
To: britdisc@csv.warwick.ac.uk
Subject: RE: ultimate rules, start stalling
Date: Thu, 7 Jun 2001 07:24:44 -0700 
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> (if they use more than their three contacts you have a choice -
> continue stalling or call travel)

The 3 contacts has nothing to do with coming to a halt (*). It only refers
to throwing without stopping. So if they've thrown without stopping, you
wouldn't be still trying to stall them.


* - 404.16 Violations: C. Traveling: 

2. Whenever a receiver takes more steps than he or she requires to stop
after catching a pass, that receiver has traveled. 

3. If a receiver, after receiving a pass on the run, releases a pass after
making three ground contacts and before coming to a complete stop, that
receiver has traveled. 


-- 
Neil Travers