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Hiding the disc
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Hiding the disc
There doesn't seem to be anything in the rules, but I'm curious what the folks here think:
A handler fakes the throw then while the marker looks away jams the disc between his legs and pretends he doesn't have it.
Marker stopped counting in confusion.
Would this be considered an intentional SOTG violation?
Would this be considered a lack of demonstrated control of the disc?
If after some discussion we proceed as if there's no violation, what happens to the stall count?
TIA
A handler fakes the throw then while the marker looks away jams the disc between his legs and pretends he doesn't have it.
Marker stopped counting in confusion.
Would this be considered an intentional SOTG violation?
Would this be considered a lack of demonstrated control of the disc?
If after some discussion we proceed as if there's no violation, what happens to the stall count?
TIA
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E.T. - Posts: 21
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Re: Hiding the disc
According to UPA 11th: "Possession of the disc: Sustained contact with, and control of, a non-spinning disc."
So I suppose it's legit by the definition.
Whether or not it's bad spirit is conditional I'd claim.
I would however, claim that it's a goofy ass play.
So I suppose it's legit by the definition.
Whether or not it's bad spirit is conditional I'd claim.
I would however, claim that it's a goofy ass play.
- tjweir
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Re: Hiding the disc
Yeah, I don't see anything wrong with it. Stall count should restart at whatever it got to before play was halted, though it seems like maybe the sort of thing where it should be no higher than 6.
Did you get that thing I sent you?
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