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Wed Jan 06, 2016, 11:10am

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Quote:

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

Probably depends on local / state mechanics.

Here, L administers throw-ins below the FT line.

T moves over (and, so does L) if the throw-in is above the FT line.

That is not the proper high school mechanic but I have seen people do this. That is a college mechanic that I only use when working a college game.

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