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Mark Padgett: I Hate It When You Post Serious Stuff ...
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Originally Posted by Mark Padgett
Think of it this way. If you always ruled that as soon as the hands of the defender broke the plane you would call the violation, you would never have the call of his hands hitting the ball. If it's a single, continuous motion, you call the technical for hitting the ball. If the hands breaking the plane does not directly result in hitting the ball, you just call the delay violation.
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That's the same way I view it, but I would still love to see some type of citation from the NFHS.
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