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During a free throw, if an offensive player occupies the 1st lane space and the defensive player occopies the 2nd space is this a simultanoeos violation? This is on the new rules test and I'm not sure how NFHS rules on this. Thanks..
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Not completely sure myself.
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I don't have this year's book yet, so I can't check the POEs, but the rule citation would be 9-1-2.
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Here is the info from the NFHS website under POE
Double Violation: If the offense is erroneously permitted to occupy the first two lane spaces and the defense is erroneously permitted to occupy the second two lane spaces, a double violation shall be called (9-1-2 Pen 3). |
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BTW, got my books (all 3) last night at our first meeting. POEs are: 1. Sporting Behavior -- Taunting 2. Rough Play 3. Free Throw Administration 4. Time-Out Administration 5. Substituting -- Player Disqualifications 6. End-of-Game Situations/Intentional Fouls
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Here is the link for the POE if you don't have your books yet(like me)
http://www.nfhs.org/Sports/basketball_emphasis.htm for penalty on first or second (of 3) SEE Officials manual para 263 (maybe different in new manual) |
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