Ultimate Frisbee Practice Exam

If staller and thrower contest the stall count, what happens?

The stall count may be moved back by 2 seconds. The stall count is reset to zero. The thrower loses possession. The stall count increases by 3 seconds.

Correct Answer:

The stall count may be moved back by 2 seconds.

Explanation:

When the staller and the thrower dispute the stall count, the rule provides a corrective adjustment to keep things fair: the stall count may be moved back by two seconds. This means the countdown is effectively extended a bit, giving the offense a little extra time to complete a legally counted stall without immediately turning the disc over. It’s a targeted remedy for potential miscounts, not a reset to zero, not an automatic turnover, and not an increase of time by three seconds.

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