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Old Sun Jan 29, 2012, 12:34am
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This was a rule change a couple of years ago. All spots used to be "designated", so defense had the low blocks, offense, the next two, and defense the 2 spots closest to the shooter....No exceptions. When NFHS changed the alignment and the 2 low blocks were ruled unoccupied, only the 2 lowest available are still "designated" (and must be filled by defense). If the offense does not occupy the 2 middle spots, defense can have them as well.
To my knowledge, it's been at least 9 years....I think.

MTD Sr: When did this change occur?
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Old Sun Jan 29, 2012, 12:55am
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Old Sun Jan 29, 2012, 01:08am
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To my knowledge, it's been at least 9 years....I think.

MTD Sr: When did this change occur?
It has not been that long. College went to that before NF and that might have been 5 years ago. The reason I kind of remember this is I had to create a slide for a class to illustrate the new rule at the time. Maybe 5 years they got rid of the lower block position.

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Old Sun Jan 29, 2012, 01:38am
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It has not been that long. College went to that before NF and that might have been 5 years ago. The reason I kind of remember this is I had to create a slide for a class to illustrate the new rule at the time. Maybe 5 years they got rid of the lower block position.

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I don't recall the spots being designated before the change.
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Old Sun Jan 29, 2012, 03:40am
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I don't recall the spots being designated before the change.
For HS that is my recollection as well. I am willing to go research it though before I tell refiator that he is incorrect.

For NCAA mens the spots haven't been designated for several years now.
For NCAA womens making them undesignated is a rule change for this season!
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Old Sun Jan 29, 2012, 10:02am
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for hs that is my recollection as well. I am willing to go research it though before i tell refiator that he is incorrect.

For ncaa mens the spots haven't been designated for several years now.
For ncaa womens making them undesignated is a rule change for this season!
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Old Sun Jan 29, 2012, 01:12pm
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I don't recall the spots being designated before the change.
Agreed. The only thing NF changed was which block was the "lowest" block. Everything from before just shifted up one spot. None of the others were specifically designated.
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