2?s Wild Animal Assists and In the bag!

MikeWyant · Post by **MikeWyant** » Sun Jan 12, 2003 3:17 pm

2 Questions camu up Yesterday, I would like the Opinion of those here on the List.

1. Does a Player with Wild Animal give Assists?

2. on the Handicap result "In the Bag!" it states that the Higher rated team can only field the bottom 11 players. if they have players knocked out, Thrown out, or hurt, do they then reevaluate the bottom 11 players for the next drive?

Opinions?
Answers?

Snew · Post by **Snew** » Sun Jan 12, 2003 3:32 pm

1. Yes, WAs do lend assists, they just don't receive them. Even players who've gone Bonehead, Really Stupid, or have been Hypnotized still lend assists.

2. Reevaluate your bottom 11 players. You'll only be allowed your stars after you're down the rest of your players.

SBG · Post by **SBG** » Sun Jan 12, 2003 6:52 pm

Snotsngrots : correct me if I'm wrong, but according tot he latest rule review, if you fail your BH, RS or if you're hypnotized, you now cannot lend assists.

Fred

Darkson · Post by **Darkson** » Sun Jan 12, 2003 7:22 pm

I always thought it was a player who has lost his TZ hacan still assist, just doesn't stop anyone else from counter-assisting.

SBG · Post by **SBG** » Sun Jan 12, 2003 8:27 pm

That's it : when you fail BH, RS or you're hypnotized, you lost your tackle zones.

Fred

Snew · Post by **Snew** » Mon Jan 13, 2003 2:46 am

Lost tackle zones have nothing to do with lending an assist. You assist anyone you're standing next to.

Lost tackle zones do prevent you from negating assists since you only negate assists in your tackle zone. No TZ means no preventing assists.

nouge · Post by **nouge** » Mon Jan 13, 2003 3:10 am

Snotsngrots : correct me if I'm wrong, but according tot he latest rule review, if you fail your BH, RS or if you're hypnotized, you now cannot lend assists.

The rules review apparently put off ruling on this until next year, so it still plays as it always has: even if you don't have a tacklezone, you can still lend assists (you just can stop anyone else from lending theirs).

Confusing? You bet.