XVI join Ranelagh in boycotting any games against the Israeli team going to Worlds this Summer. They also called on other teams to do the same

It always seemed odd to me that a great pull, one that lands in bounds in the end zone and rolls out (back or side), is subsequently
"punished" by requiring the disc to be brought up to the goal line at a leisurely pace, letting offense setup with no real time constraints.

Wouldn't the game be more exciting with an increase in Callahan opportunities?

O would probably make more catch attempts on pulls or at least make an effort to stop the disc from rolling out to avoid starting on that back line or side line in the end zone.

Feels like O has enough advantages, why not make it rewarding for the premier puller who can land those bladey rollers in the end zone.