Yep. I can accept that Folau gets a rest (just) but for me, the interesting thing is how they now approach this aspect of play. Maybe it's just me, but it seems counter-intuitive to reward, or condone, a guy getting lifted and to penalise the guy who actually jumps that high under his own steam. And I say this in the context that obviously any player deliberately "playing" or tackling another in the air is clearly not on. But I also reckon mauls, as currently defined, are counter to the spirit of rugby, since a contest is nearly impossible, if a maul is structured well.
