Much as I hate to prolong an already long and fairly petty debate... 

In the past, a stall resetting meant going back to zero, rather than 1. 

However, 
18.1.5. For any subsequent uncontested marking infraction called  
during the same
throwers possession, the marker must reset the count to one (1) and  
continue.

If my understanding's right, the zero count of 'stalling' should take a second 
during a normal stall; 'stalling,  1, 2, 3...' rather than 'stallingone, 2, 
3...' (or have the rules changed...?)

So why is it the case that after two foul calls, the count isn't fully reset? 
If it goes back to one, the count is only nine seconds. 

Matt said "Now for all references to the stall count, the rules quote the first 
number 
you should say. So stall resets to 1 means that you have to say 1..2... (A 
second contact effectively resets the stall to 0 and gives you a whole new 
10 seconds)."

I don't think it is a whole new ten seconds, i think it's 9. A small difference 
perhaps, but one that rule wise doesn't really make sense to me, and crucially, 
could mean a stall out at a critical time. It seems a little incongruous in my 
opinion.

I would have thought that the case of two contacts should be "stalling, 
1,2,3,4,contact,3,4,5,contact,stalling, 1,2,3,4...." but the rules do clearly 
specify a return to count 1 rather than zero. Can anyone explain to me why this 
is?


Apologies if i have any fundamental misunderstanding of the rules here, just 
looking for a bit of clarification to ensure i don't bark up the wrong tree at 
tour 0.

Cheers

Beej
 


Message: 6
Date: Tue, 21 Apr 2009 23:09:16 +0100
From: "Matt Harwood" <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: [BD] Contact Rule: Go back 2
To: <[email protected]>
Cc: Richard D Shelmerdine <[email protected]>
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> So, if the stall goes back to 1 and continues uninterrupted from there, we
> don't actually need to say "one", right?
> "1,2,3,4,contact,3,4,5,contact,2,3,4...."
 
Wrong.
 
The rules have been changed to try and remove the misunderstanding on where 
you restart a stall, ie. When someone used to say stall is coming in on 3, 
did that mean stalling 3..4.. or stalling 4..5..
 
Now for all references to the stall count, the rules quote the first number 
you should say. So stall resets to 1 means that you have to say 1..2... (A 
second contact effectively resets the stall to 0 and gives you a whole new 
10 seconds).
 
At least that's my understanding...
 
Matt
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