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Nov 27, 2022
12:20:35am
garyfan Truly Addicted User
Actually, the expert is wrong because the argument for it being no-catch isn't
that his toe touched after (or simultaneous) with his knee--as the expert argued--but that his entire foot didn't land in bounds anyway, as you said below. I think that's the better point and if that's what they were looking at, I think they should have overruled on second look.
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