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Old Tue Jan 06, 2015, 05:02pm
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Originally Posted by Welpe View Post
Yep.

There was a very good reason why this was changed.
One was to remove the need to determine if it was a straight kick or an immediate grounder. The other was the situation at the other end was equally as dangerous to the receiving team player trying to catch/recover it. It's very logical. We don't see that kind of kick often at the HS level, but the rule change would acceptable. No different than adding the illegal blocks by the kicking team, 5-yard restriction, or 4-on-a-side rule changes.
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