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Old Mon Jan 21, 2008, 06:10pm
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Originally Posted by Jurassic Referee
My interpretation is that you have to either immediately dribble in or you have to immediately try for goal.
It doesn't say that though, does it?

PSidbury, we've debated this time and time again on this forum. The truth is the NFHS has never defined it for us. I would just say don't go outside the standard that is used in your area. Discuss it at your local clinics and see how others are calling it and what your supervisor says. There's a lot of room for judgment in this scenario.
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