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Book Learn'in ...
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Originally Posted by BillyMac
In ancient times, this may have once been considered a throwin violation and go back to the original spot. In fact, even if it was B1 that touched the ball and boundary in this manner, it might have still been considered a throwin violation by Team A, with Team B getting the ball back at the original throwin spot.
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I'd be hard pressed to find an official who knew this odd ancient time interpretation and called it that way.
The only reason some of us knew about it was if we researched why we got the interpretation wrong on a refresher exam.
If anybody ever called it that way, and it went against the visiting team in a close game, the visiting coach would probably find himself sitting by himself on a very cold bus in the very cold parking lot.
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Last edited by BillyMac; Wed Jan 28, 2026 at 07:35pm.
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