"Imaginary" 3 foot restraining line? NFHS Throw Ins

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"Imaginary" 3 foot restraining line? NFHS Throw Ins

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Tue Jan 03, 2017, 11:20pm

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Originally Posted by Mark T. DeNucci, Sr.

jpgc99:

Are you referring to the narrow dashed line three feet inside and parallel to the boundary line?

MTD, Sr.

No, I'm saying that the high school rules allow for the official to move a player back up to 3 feet to give space to the thrower-in. It was quoted above, I believe 1-2-2 note.

NCAA-M rules give no such guidance or directive.

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