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Originally Posted by bainsey
There it is.
When you consider the pools of college vs. high school officials -- and their corresponding experience -- I think you're going to find it much tougher for high school officials to identify a secondary defender, especially considering there is no such definition.
I still don't see the point of the RA, anyway. If you obtain LGP after the shooter leaves the floor, by rule, it's a block.
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If you're the off ball official, especially in 3-man, you're already identifying primary and secondary defenders...especially when dealing with block/charge plays and who takes the play in cases of double whistle...at the high school level (in fact at all levels).
And I'm quite sure if/when the rule is ever implemented, NFHS will define primary and secondary defenders.
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Last edited by APG; Fri Feb 10, 2012 at 03:09pm.
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