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The corrections NFHS posted to their website last week stated... "Page 70, 9.1 COMMENT: Sentence 2 should read: Once a free throw begins no player may enter or leave a marked lane space or break with either foot the vertical plane of a free throw lane line or lane space boundary prior to the release of the ball by the free thrower. Delete last sentence. So, NFHS has stated it, maybe not as obvious as they could have.
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And replace with what?
I don't know how to react? Boom goes the dynamite? The plot thickens? Should I be more confused, or less confused? Are Connecticut IAABO, IAABO International, and the NFHS, all on the same page? I'm confused.
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If the defender along the free throw lane line breaks the plane of the free throw line, a violation has occurred. Use delayed violation signal. Hold whistle until free throw is completed. If free throw is made, ignore violation; if free throw is missed, award a replacement free throw. (9-1-3-B) Here's the explanation given by our local interpreter: The ruling was a NFHS response received by IAABO. Anybody hear anything new regarding this ruling?
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I haven't heard anything in Illinois/nfhs on the free throw line. I agree with Rich1 on calling a foul if it is one etc. Billy, hopefully your state will deal with the ignoring contact unless intentional etc. maybe they just thought violation usually equals dead ball and ignore all other contact. If there's common foul blocking out the free throw shooter it be nice if you could call it. 01-34066 |
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If there is contact on the free throw shooter by the defender who breaks the free throw line plane, ignore contact unless intentional. (9-1-3-B)
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