It's offside imo.
"If the puck moves from the Neutral Zone into a team’s Attacking Zone, the edge of the blue line closer to the Attacking Zone is the determining edge. Until the puck completely crosses the blue line, the 12 inch width of the blue line is a part of the Neutral Zone. However, the instant the puck completely crosses the blue line, the determining edge is reversed and the width of the blue line becomes a part of the Attacking Zone."
So buddy needs to tag up outside the blue line with one skate. By the time he does this, the other buddy also needs to still have a foot outside the blue line. This doesn't happen.
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