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Old Fri Jun 01, 2007, 08:36am
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Old Fri Jun 01, 2007, 08:52am
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I always say 7 meters or just under 23 feet. Is that incorrect?
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Old Fri Jun 01, 2007, 02:15pm
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When you say that I am incorrect, am I incorrect in my thought that 7 meters is just less than 23 feet or am I incorrect in thinking that 7 meters is the cut off for an IFF.

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When you say that I am incorrect, am I incorrect in my thought that 7 meters is just less than 23 feet or am I incorrect in thinking that 7 meters is the cut off for an IFF.

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7 meters = about 22.96 feet.

Must be the other......
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When you say that I am incorrect, am I incorrect in my thought that 7 meters is just less than 23 feet or am I incorrect in thinking that 7 meters is the cut off for an IFF.

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You are incorrect in thinking there is ANY specific cutoff for an IFF. Did you read the rest of the thread?
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why in the hell would you even try to measure that...then probably be a "smitty" and go to the concession stand explain "the rule" and a certain height...then pretty soon some other rat comes unglued when his team gets called for IFF when the ball is under 7 fricken meters...
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