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Message: [QUOTE="Anonymous person, post: 2520910, member: 2115"] the call by the video referee was 100% correct. it shouldnt have even needed a second look. the rules state that if you lose control of the ball you have to regain it before it hits the ground. the "was there any separation at the time of grouding?" rule doesnt exist any more. you have to regain it before it hits the ground. once it came out of his hand, unless he grabbed it with his hand again before it hit the ground it is a knock on. like rabs was saying, if the ball was already on the ground he could ground it with his forearm for a try, but that wasnt the case. this was a new rule this year remember. if the ball comes out of your hand, you need to regain control before it hits the ground. they deemed there was separation at some point - which there really had to have been for it to go from his hand to his forearm - so it required that he regain control before putting it down. he didnt, so its not a try. [/QUOTE]

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