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Originally posted by BOBBYMO
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Originally posted by bob jenkins
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Originally posted by BOBBYMO
Yesterday in a (NCAAW)D-1 game there was a out of bounds play on the baseline. The O team ran a stack play and locked arms so that the D could not line up between them prior to the ball being thrown in.
Is this legal or does the D have the right to line up between them if they want to?
After a quick search in the rule book I could not see anything that said either way if the D had the right to line up to defend where ever they wanted.
This is a play that I have not ever seen or heard of.... Whats your opinion???
Legal or not???
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NCAA 7-6-6b and 7-6-6c indicate the spaceing -- if it's parallel, the defense must be allowed between; if it's perpendicualr, the defense is not entitled to be between.
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Thanks Bob.. I found it now also
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Under FED rules, is it correct that only 7.6.4, which addresses Team A's positioning when making a throw-in on its endline, applies to the matter of inter-positioning? That there's no mandate to inter-position players when throw-ins are along the other 3 boundaries?
Tue Feb 07, 2006, 01:09pm
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