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Re: High Goal Vs. Low Goal

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Originally Posted by adam the great View Post
Actually the current wording of the rules does allow you to safely shoot and score from the outworks if you drive past the outer works and back up so your bumper is overhanging that area and wheels are on the courtyard carpet. I believe you could even backup against a outer works defense and as long as you are touching the courtyard carpet (and only carpet in that zone) you could shoot the ball and not be touched.
Yep. G43, for those of you interested. There are other threads discussing that matter, but the proof is in the pudding. The rule is solid (in that aspect) as of now. [Rule G43 does have other problems that may lead to revision] - mostly with the phrase "attempting to traverse"
 


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