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[QUOTE="OrangeXtreme, post: 4684352, member: 41"]
The Men's Lacrosse Rules Committee, in a virtual meeting this week, proposed expanding video review that would include coaches' challenges for the 2023-24 academic year for all NCAA competitions, not just during NCAA championships.

All rule proposals must be approved by the Playing Rules Oversight Panel, which is scheduled to discuss men's lacrosse rules recommendations July 19.

Under the proposal, a coach could use a challenge until the last four minutes of regulation. Referee discretion could be used at any time during the game. The following plays could be added to the list of reviewable plays: 
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[*]To determine if a loose ball crosses the goal line. 
[*]To determine if the ball was in the goal before the dislodgment of the goal cage. 
[*]To determine if an offensive player was in or landed in the crease before the ball entered the goal. 
[*]To determine if an offensive player landed in the goal mouth as a result of illegal contact by the defense before the ball entered the goal.  
[*]To determine if a goal was scored as a result of the head of the shooter's crosse coming off during the shot or follow-through.
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Currently, the only reviewable scenarios during the NCAA championships are:
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[*]To correct the game and/or shot clock when there is a malfunction or timing error.
[*]To determine if the release of a shot at the end of a period came before the expiration of time for the game clock or the shot clock.
[*]To determine if a shot at the end of a period was deflected off a defensive or offensive player before it entered the goal.
[*]To determine if a shot hit the camera mounted inside the goal cage.
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