The 15 yard rule applies to throw-ins. The rule is very simple – all receiving players must start at least 15 yards away from the throw-in taker.
The 15 yard rule applies to throw-ins. The rule is very simple – all receiving players must start at least 15 yards away from the throw-in taker. This opens space around the throw-in taker for players to make movements to receive the throw. In addition, if the receiving player passes the ball back, the throw-in taker now has time to control the ball and move forward to attack.
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