"Imaginary" 3 foot restraining line? NFHS Throw Ins
Please forgive me if this is an easy one and I am just not looking in the right place in the rule book.
If the player throwing the ball in bounds, has limited room to move backwards, do we have the authority to implement an imaginary restraining line? And if so then now this imaginary line falls under all of the normal restrictions/penalties/enforcements for reaching through the plane, etc. If so could someone direct me to this in the rule book? Thanks. . |
I've been doing this, but I'm starting to question whether or not I have rules backing to do so.
I think the answer is to not back them up but to STRICTLY enforce the "reaching through the plane" rule. |
Does Rule 1-2-2 help you: "If, on an unofficial court, there is less than 3 feet of unobstructed space outside any sideline or end line, a narrow broken line shall be marked on the court parallel with and 3 feet inside that boundary. This restraining line becomes the boundary line during a throw-in on that side or end, as in 7-6. It continues to be the boundary until the ball crosses the line."
Also 7-6-4: ART. 4 The opponent(s) of the thrower shall not have any part of his/her person through the inbounds side of the throw-in boundary plane until the ball has been released on a throw-in pass. See 9-2-10 Penalty. NOTE: The thrower shall have a minimum of 3 feet horizontally as in 1-2-2. If the court is not marked accordingly, an imaginary restraining line shall be imposed by the *administering *official. |
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Thanks. |
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RULE 1, SECTION 3, ART. 2 . . . A division line 2 inches wide, shall divide the court into two equal parts. If the court is less than 74 feet long, it should be divided by two lines, each parallel to and 40 feet from the farther end line. |
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Always confused new visiting coaches even after it was explained...and some officials. Many IW's. |
We used to play in a gym where our feet, when sitting on the bench, was on the playing court. I remember that gym did have a restraining line.
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jpgc99: Are you referring to the narrow dashed line three feet inside and parallel to the boundary line? MTD, Sr. |
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NCAA-M rules give no such guidance or directive. |
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No you are incorrect. By rule if there is less than three feet space outside the boundary line there is to be a marked dashed line parallel to the boundary line. And if there is no such line the officials are to administer the throw-in and the throw-in rules as if the line was really on the court. That is what the NOTE says in NFHS R1-S2-A2. MTD, Sr. |
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Regardless, In NCAA-m, you don't do either. You just strictly enforce the boundary plane provisions. |
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