Thu Aug 04, 2005, 08:25pm
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Originally posted by Back In The Saddle
Quote:
Originally posted by WeekendRef
Deecee - I believe once the ball is touched inbounds by any player then the right to run the endline is over . I don't believe there is anything that says control....
The only way to retain the running of the endline is to have a violation (Kicked ball) or if the defense fouls before the ball is touched .
If I am wrong about the control (And as soon as I leave work I will check it out) then I just learned something and will consider this a good day
[Edited by WeekendRef on Aug 4th, 2005 at 04:51 PM]
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Would it be more proper to say that if the throw-in ends because of a foul or violation, and the resulting throw-in will be on the endline, that the right to run is retained?
Thus if a kick ends the throw-in, the right is retained. If a foul ends the throw-in, the right is retained. If the throw-in ends via a touch, then a foul or violation occurs, the right is lost.
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Agree...legal touch inbounds and the throwin is over...no baseline run for any infraction that follows.
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