HUC USAU 2020-2021 Rules Summary

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  This is a summary of the new U.

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  U 2020 2021 rules presented by the Hamilton Ultimate Club.

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  The previous version, the 11th edition, was created in 2007.

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  USA Ultimate has made revisions in order to increase playerssafety

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  reduced ah pigeons and clarify previous rule inconsistencies.

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  The contact call allows a thrower to call contact when

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  felled. Um, and this is in order to keep the

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  plane moving.

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  The marker would resume their stall count at one.

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  If the marker does not return the sole count to

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  one, then the thrower should call violation to stop the

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  play. And then the players may discuss.

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  Tropical Um travels now called before a pass has been

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  attempted does not stop the play, so the defense, typically

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  the marker would then point to the spot where the

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  travel occurred, and the throw returns to that spot without

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  delay. The throne must touch this to the ground before

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  attempting another pass.

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  Um, this del count would be paused by the marker

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  until the fervor sets sets a pivot where the travel

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  occurred. Uh, the marker is not required to say stalling

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  winners in account, the throne must touch the disc to

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  the ground before houses made his mentioned previously.

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  Dangerous conditions may occur, Um, and can be called if

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  a player discovers a dangerous condition after the disc is

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  in the air.

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  Oh, the player, um looking, too, received the past may

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  cease play as a result of a dangerous condition, and

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  therefore the disk should be returned to the thrower regardless

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  of outcome of that pass.

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  If both teams agree, just like every other rule that

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  seizing play did not affect the outcome of the throw.

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  The result of the play would stand perspective from sideline

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  players is now an acceptable, uh, action.

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  So we are able to, as players on the field

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  now look to sideline players for their best perspective.

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  So if we feel like they have a better perspective

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  than the people on the field, we might ask for

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  their opinion.

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  Um, this should only happen if sideline players are solicited

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  for their perspective.

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  On Exception would be a sideline player offering perspective without

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  being asked by a player.

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  If the perspective offered is to the detriment of the

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  sideline Players team.

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  So it is okay for someone to give their opinion

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  without being asked so long as it is a detriment

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  to their own team.

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  Straddling wrapping calls a player are thrower may choose to

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  call disk space uh, which could cover both of straddling

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  a rapping violation.

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  But if the thrower chooses to be clear in their

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  communication, they may choose to call a straddle.

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  Or they may choose to call rapping on.

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  And that helps kind of clear up any further incidences

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  with regards to that marking violation time.

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  It's, uh, in previous editions.

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  Time out without having any timeouts remaining for that team,

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  if it's called, would result in a turnover.

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  Um, now we are able to give that team just

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  a penalty that wouldn't result in a turnover unless they're

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  still count has already reached seven or above.

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  So if if a stall count is below seven, then

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  the marker resumes assault count with the number last uttered

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  before the call.

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  Plus three on example would be if the time it

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  was called after still account of two s o the

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  marker has called to the play would resume.

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  In a still a count of five, we have removed

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  re pulls, so there are no repose for offsides except

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  for if on offside is contested.

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  Um, offsides by the polling team means that the receiving

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  team can take the results of the poll wherever it

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  lands or the disc can be brought to the brick.

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  And this happens on the first offside.

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  Uh, if a second or subsequent offside occurs, the receiving

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  team Kenbrell the disc to the midfield, and no defensive

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  check is required.

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  If an offsite occurs by receiving team, this requires or

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  defensive check.

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  So essentially the pulling team has a chance to go

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  and catch up to the play and set up their

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  defense. And it's at the play resumes in a similar

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  manner, as after a teen time out.

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  So the offense would have to set, and then the

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  defense would then have that 20 seconds to set after

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  the offense has set.

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  Uh, I've highlighted some key league changes.

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  You can see they're listed here on also some additional

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  updates on those air for more of the club players

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  or touring players.

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  In order to really understand these rules, I suggest you

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  look up the full USA you official rules.

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  That's the bottom link, and if you like, a summary

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  with the highlighted rules that I have provided you with

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  today. Ah, you're welcome to use that Bentley link that

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  summarizes those rules specific to our league needs.

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  See you on the field.