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Discussion: Minnesota & Michigan

Since these two states share a state line that is in the water, can a Minnesota player play on an Michigan team legally according to SSUSA rules?

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Nope ... Within the continental 48 states, the bordering states rule is defined as a "land border" ... Minnesota doesn't have a land border with the Upper Peninsula of Michigan ... NOTE: There are some "merged states" in the Northeast that open that area up for more equitable opportunities for roster composition (See Rulebook pages 80-81 for more detailed info ...
Hey Dave,
California and Arizona do not have land borders! And there are many others.
;)
Picky, picky picky ... "Land Border" OR an automobile bridge connector ... Ha!
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