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Bobby Horsey explains a basic important rule in lacrosse, regarding face offs

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Finally, the ref will say set and then blow his whistle. Once the ref says set, you cannot move. If there is movement after ref says set, it is a infraction; the other team gets the ball. So you must wait till the whistle is blown by the ref after he says set to face-off. Those are the basic rules to facing off.

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