AremRed

AremRed, a soccer question. My chapter interpreter said that a ball can be placed for a corner kick on the ground outside the arc line, as long as the circumference of the ball is within the arc, albeit in the air. Both NFHS and IFAB use the word "in" not "on" or "over." I can't seem any case on this. What are your thoughts? Any authority to cite? Thanks.

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AremRed, if I recall rightly, you and I exchanged emails about soccer several years ago. I thought I'd let you know that I'm taking the NFHS/PIAA test next week. Decades ago, I did FIFA, NISOA and PIAA, but at my age, I think PIAA middle school and HS JV games will be taxing enough, so I have no plans to get re-certified for club and college games.

In any event, if I pass, maybe we can resurrect the soccer forum. Or is there another NFHS place for such exchanges that you know of?

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p.s. Really enjoying the games we've been getting in Indiana this year, South Bend and Michigan City areas...am in process of trying to get some good Indiana crews to join our assigning pool up here in Michigan next year.

hi thanks for the explicit explanation. i'll read it tru and maybe shoot you a few queries.