Thread: Nfhs 7-3-1
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Old Tue Jul 13, 2010, 03:44pm
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Originally Posted by Mike L View Post
So the ball becomes immediately dead if the holder with knee on ground hands the ball backward. So what? It does not invalidate the rule statement. He CAN hand it back with no risk of penalty. It's just that the ball becomes dead immediately. It would be the same thing if a runner handed it back to a teammate who happens to be stradling the sideline. Or would you have a problem with that too? Or do you somehow need the rule to state for you here what is clear in other rules within the book?
Dude... seems like you have some issues yourself. ha ha..
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