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Message: [QUOTE="Skathen, post: 3400365, member: 8789"] Spot on. Would be different if he was only grounding it and connected loosely on the way down similar to the Oates try. This was ruled effectively to have been knocked on as he lost control after having possession - he had to regather control before the ground got involved. If he doesn't have control and the ground assists in any way with the regather, it's a textbook knock-on. This cost us a try in origin too which lost us the game a few years back. Not that I'm dirty about it :P [/QUOTE]

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