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From The Horse's Mouth ...
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Originally Posted by PG_Ref
IAABO published the following caseplay at the beginning of the Fall and included it in the last Sportorial ... Free thrower A1 releases the try. B3, occupying a free throw lane line space moves into the free throw lane to “box-out” A1, then breaks the vertical plane of the outside edge of the free throw line with a foot or feet prior to the ball contacting the backboard or the ring. Ruling: Violation by B3. (9.1.3g)
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Zoochy must know the secret handshake.
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Originally Posted by Zoochy
This is the response from Pete Webb ... The free throw semi-circle is "off limits" to all other players until the ball contacts the backboard or basket ring. The players located in marked free throw lane line spaces along the free throw lane line may enter the free throw lane, upon the free thrower's release of the free throw. Those players may not, with their foot, break the outside edge of the free throw line until the ball contacts the backboard or basket ring. Chances are that the rule will be edited (re-written) for 2015-16.
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Since Connecticut is a 100% IAABO state, then this is all that I need to start my season with a clear understanding of the rule.
But I would still like to know what role the NFHS played in this debacle.
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Last edited by BillyMac; Fri Nov 21, 2014 at 05:23pm.
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