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I don't have the most current rule book with me at the moment, but in an older version handy isn't the rule you quote 7-5-7, not 6-5-7? Irrespective of the actual number, the term is "outside" the end line as actually written in the rule book and it isn't nearly as clear as "behind" the end line as you concluded. I coach ergo I am confused.  [/B][/QUOTE]Yup, shoulda been 7-5-7. Good catch; I went back and changed it.I think that you have to view "outside" and behind " as synonymous(good word, Nevada) in this case. If you took the meaning of "outside" differently, then by rule the throw-in would have to be legally made "outside" the conjunction of the sideline and end-lines-- iow, it would then be "behind" a sideline and "outside" the endline. I don't think that's what the NFHS intended. Does that help your confusion? Heeheeheeheehee...... [Edited by Jurassic Referee on Feb 12th, 2006 at 03:43 AM] 
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