If you touch a ball with your shirt after you have shot the shot and the cue ball is not in the path of even coming close to touching the object ball you moved is it a foul?
It depends. Does another object ball set in motion by the shot touch the shirted object ball? If so, the shot's a foul.digitalcrack said:If you touch a ball with your shirt after you have shot the shot and the cue ball is not in the path of even coming close to touching the object ball you moved is it a foul?
Bob Jewett said:It depends. Does another object ball set in motion by the shot touch the shirted object ball? If so, the shot's a foul.
Not according to the current BCA/WPA rules for situations without a referee. If you touch a ball and shoot a shot and the touching makes it impossible to restore the position that the balls would have gone to if you hadn't touched a ball, the shot's a foul. Suppose you're bridging over a ball and your stick touches the ball and the cue ball comes off a cushion and hits that moved ball. Foul. Suppose instead the cue ball hits a still ball and that still ball hits the moved ball. Foul. Suppose you touch a ball and reach out and grab the ball and put it back. Foul.Craig Fales said:That would seem like all balls foul then...I interpret CB fouls as scratching, jumped from table and hitting the CB accidently {like on a warmup stroke}