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Originally Posted by justacoach
I seem to recall an exception to this 'imaginary restraining line', If players(s) of the inbounding team penetrate this 3 foot area that the defense is released from its limitation and can move to guard the player, with no penalty.
I am further torturing myself to recall if this leniency applied to 'spot' throwins or only to 'run the endline' situations.
Or it could be just a figment of my overhyped imagination.
Help me out Billy Mac, MTD Sr., Nevada!!!
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If teammates of the inbounding team cross the line on a spot throwin, it is a violation just like the boundary of a typical throwin.
If the teammates of the inbounding team cross the line (temporary or not) on a throwin after a score, the defensive team may not follow or they have violated.