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Just Looking For The Most Egregious Behavior ...
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Originally Posted by bob jenkins
As a group, I think that we tend to "let more go" during throw-in plays than during other aspects of the game.
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Originally Posted by BillyMac
Why do we do this?
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... because in a two person game (as are most high school level games and below), while one official is watching the inbounder (counting five, watching the line, watching a single defender), the other official has to watch eight players all moving in multiple directions over a very expansive area, purposely trying to block each other to prevent each other from going where they want to go, and purposely trying to create space, resulting in the non-administering official just looking for the most egregious behavior?
Could that be why?
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Last edited by BillyMac; Mon Mar 08, 2021 at 01:49pm.
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