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Old Tue Nov 18, 2008, 12:43am
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Yes, if they wanted to they could. I'm not sure why they would. But they are permitted to under 8-1-4f under NFHS.
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Old Tue Nov 18, 2008, 07:41am
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Maybe The "B" Does Stand For Blind ???

NFHS rules now refer to the bottom space, occupied by defenders, as the first lane space, and the rules now refer to the area below that first marked lane space as the vacant area. Yet, the IAABO manual, refers to the bottom space, occupied by defenders, as the second lane space, with the same wording on the IAABO Refresher Exam. Good grief.
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