Snap hits the upright

[Robert Goodman]

Originally Posted by bisonlj

This is also why you should make sure the back pylon that lines up with the hash marks is beyond the end line. It does not need to be on the end line and can only cause problems like this if it's there. We have to move in in 90% of the games we work.

Can anyone explain what those are for, other than as guides for whoever lays down the lines?

[ajmc]

Originally Posted by Robert Goodman

Can anyone explain what those are for, other than as guides for whoever lays down the lines?

They come in really handy on snowy, muddy or poorly marked fields, where you don't have visible hash marks to line things up.