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<blockquote data-quote="smartcooky" data-source="post: 374447" data-attributes="member: 20605">On the Parra holding on incident....Here, simple terms, is the tackle management protocol that most referees should be using. I would expect ALL elite referees to be using this. You won&#039;t find this in the Law book. These things are managed in order.► FIRST, the tackler(s) must release the tackled player and get up or move/roll away.... tackler(s) cannot release the tackled player and then remain on the ground in the tackle zone......tackler(s) who don&#039;t release and or don&#039;t get up or move away from the tackle zone, are deemed to be preventing the tackled player from releasing...PING!► SECOND, the tackled player must play the ball. .....if no one on their feet has their hands on the ball then options... Place, Pass, Push or Release......if a player on their feet has their hands on the ball then the options are gone... the tackled player MUST let go of the ball.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="smartcooky, post: 374447, member: 20605"] On the Parra holding on incident.... Here, simple terms, is the tackle management protocol that most referees should be using. I would expect ALL elite referees to be using this. You won't find this in the Law book. These things are managed in order. ► [B]FIRST, the tackler(s) must release the tackled player [U][I]and[/I][/U] get up or move/roll away[/B] .... tackler(s) cannot release the tackled player and then remain on the ground in the tackle zone. .....tackler(s) who don't release and or don't get up or move away from the tackle zone, are deemed to be preventing the tackled player from releasing...PING! [B]► SECOND, the tackled player must play the ball.[/B] .....if no one on their feet has their hands on the ball then options... Place, Pass, Push or Release. .....if a player on their feet has their hands on the ball then the options are gone... the tackled player MUST let go of the ball. [/QUOTE]

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