@LegendaryCraig@snb5463@mattmurley19 The problem here is its not simultaneous possession. Cooks catches the ball. The defender has his arm in between the chest and the ball when they hit the ground. After they hit the ground, the defender rips it out of his hands. He did survive the ground, he didn’t survive the rip
@LegendaryCraig@snb5463@mattmurley19 So at what point is it proven? If Cook lays on the ground with the ball in his hands for three seconds while the defender also has his hands on the ball, and then the defender rips it out of his hands, is it a catch? 4 sec? 5 sec?