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Forum: Basketball Wed May 16, 2007, 02:40pm

Replies: 123 NFHS New Rules are posted Views: 9,200 Posted By Dan_ref Never mind. Good point. I'm going back to... Never mind. Good point. I'm going back to the baseball thread to bother he-who's-name-shall-not-be-mentioned.

Forum: Basketball Wed May 16, 2007, 02:12pm

Replies: 123 NFHS New Rules are posted Views: 9,200 Posted By Dan_ref Because, as I said, the throw-in has not ended.... Because, as I said, the throw-in has not ended. What provision is there for moving the spot on an un-ended throw-in?

Forum: Basketball Wed May 16, 2007, 01:04pm

Replies: 123 NFHS New Rules are posted Views: 9,200 Posted By Dan_ref got it now. I misunderstood Well, we're... got it now. I misunderstood Well, we're still disagreeing. If the throw-in does not end you go back to the original spot. Not to the spot of the kick. You can't go to a new spot and not change...

Forum: Basketball Wed May 16, 2007, 12:22pm

Replies: 123 NFHS New Rules are posted Views: 9,200 Posted By Dan_ref Socal, legally touched means exactly that. A... Socal, legally touched means exactly that. A kick - in basketball - is not a legal touch. btw, your response to Dexter makes no sense.

Forum: Basketball Wed May 16, 2007, 10:54am

Replies: 123 NFHS New Rules are posted Views: 9,200 Posted By Dan_ref Maybe you'll find this more to your liking... Maybe you'll find this more to your liking then...under the old wording where would you put the ball in play after the kick? At the spot nearest the kick or at the original spot?

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