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Originally posted by Jurassic Referee
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Originally posted by JO
The restriction is for "Moving ONTO" the circle, NOT moving OFF the circle....AND...B1 can move OFF the circle and go behind A1....IF...B1 is 5 feet off the circle...
If B1 would move off the circle, as the official is about to toss the ball, and then move directly behind A1 (who is on the circle) = violation.
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Camron,these are the original statements that she made-not the edited one that she put in below them.Are you telling me that these two statements aren't wrong?
[Edited by Jurassic Referee on Dec 9th, 2002 at 06:57 PM]
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Yes, I'm saying they aren't wrong. They are, as you say, incomplete and they are not the limit of what the rule allows/disallows. 5ft is more than 3ft so it is legal to move behind someone at a distance of 5 feet. I viewed the 5ft. scenario as case play, not a rule citation.
Wed Dec 11, 2002, 05:09pm
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