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Old Tue Dec 09, 2008, 09:17pm
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Can't Teach An Old Dog New Tricks ???

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Originally Posted by mbyron View Post
Manual says outside for 2-person. Can't keep 'em boxed in otherwise. But you're sometimes inside?
The IAABO Mechanics Manual gives you a choice. You don't always have to "box in", as I've been told for over a quarter of a century. IAABO members: see page 49, in the Two-Person Mechanics Manual. Is anybody being taught this? Does anybody use this? The old mechanic was so easy to remember: me/ball/partner, all the time, everywhere on the court, anytime there was a throwin situation.

What are the NFHS guidelines in terms of "boxing in"? Is there an option to official/ball/partner?
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