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Originally posted by JRutledge
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Originally posted by rainmaker
Trigger, are you working from Fed rules? Who can give us the NCAA rule?
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The rule is exactly the same at the college level (either side).
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For the purpose of this specific play the rule is the same in NFHS and NCAA play, but there is a difference in the more general case.
In the NFHS the defender can break the plane once the ball is released by the thrower on the attempted throw-in pass.
In the NCAA the restrictions on the defender don't end until the ball breaks the OOB boundary plane.
Since this was a pass on the OOB side of the boundary from A1 to A2 after a made goal and NOT a throw-in pass, the difference in the two rule sets doesn't matter here. As described the call should have been a T in either a Fed or NCAA game.