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Old Tue Jun 13, 2006, 11:42am
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If you are refering to NFHS, the officials manual goes into primary and secondary for both two-man and three-man. It's well illustrated.
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Old Tue Jun 13, 2006, 11:54am
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If you are refering to NFHS, the officials manual goes into primary and secondary for both two-man and three-man. It's well illustrated.
The NF manual shows primary coverage. They are no illustrations of "secondary" coverage. Secondary coverage is not easily defined and the NF does very little to make the concept of secondary coverage clear. As stated by M&M, anything that is not in your primary coverage is your secondary coverage area.

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