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Post by WI FIB on Aug 17, 2016 12:11:44 GMT -5
So what else do you think would be causing the ball to spin? The ball can be contacted legally with two hands and the stronger, more dominant hand can push harder and release sooner than the weaker hand. One hand releasing before the other can cause quite a bit of spin but since the ball was only contacted once, this is not illegal.
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Post by chicory on Aug 18, 2016 10:13:02 GMT -5
That sounds like a double...
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Post by midwestmadness on Aug 18, 2016 14:02:54 GMT -5
So what else do you think would be causing the ball to spin? The ball can be contacted legally with two hands and the stronger, more dominant hand can push harder and release sooner than the weaker hand. One hand releasing before the other can cause quite a bit of spin but since the ball was only contacted once, this is not illegal. That sure sounds like a double to me too. However, the logic is reasonable. Assume the ball contacts both hands simultaneously. If the ball remains in contact with both hands for 0.1 seconds, it is neither a double nor a lift. If in remains in contact with the dominant hand for 0.1 seconds and the less dominant hand for 0.05 seconds, it may come out spinning. But it doesn't seem like you can call a lift, since the total contact time was less than in the 1st example, and logically, it doesn't sound like a double either, since it did not contact one hand, then the other.
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