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Originally Posted by JRutledge
... you call something it goes to a spot. Now we put it in only 4 spots in almost every case.
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Originally Posted by BillyMac
No, I was reacting to your statement, "... you call something ... 4 spots in almost every case". That's not always true (i.e., out of bounds).
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Originally Posted by BillyMac
There doesn't seem to be a simple statement or "rule of thumb" to cover everything.
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Originally Posted by Raymond
Everybody in this discussion except you knew he wasn't talking about OOB plays when referencing the four spots.
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I did know that JRutledge was not talkng about out of bounds plays.
I was just pointing out that there does not seem to be a simple statement or "rule of thumb" to cover everything.
That why this new rule is scattered all over the rulebook.
First hint of a problem showed up early last year when the NFHS had to deal with issues regarding backcourt, that it eventually fixed.
I don't beleive that a simple statement, or "rule of thumb", to cover everything is, or will be, possible; each situation has its own interpretation.
That's been my point throughout this thread.