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Originally Posted by kda89508
They really need to put more different plays in the casebook and take some of the easier ones out. Having to go back to 2000 to get a casebook play is to far. This is my 36th year of officiating high school basketball and I have every set of rule books since I started in 1983-84. Boy oh boy the things we have had to do over the years. Lack of Action, old ways of 3 man switching 😄😄. Some of it is just plain funny now.
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Originally Posted by BillyMac
The good old days. How about "Change of Status", and "Cadillac Position"?
MAKE AMERICAN BASKETBALL RULES GREAT AGAIN
I'm going to get some hats printed up.
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kda:
I can do you one better. I started officiating in 1971. Two years ago (and Mark, Jr.) will verify it, but I used a Casebook Play from 1971-72 to make the correct Ruling for a play being discussed at a LOA meeting.
What I would rather see is that the NFHS, NCAA Men's, and NCAA Women's Committees would post a combined repository, online, of all Casebook Plays and Approved Rulings going back to the earliest days of the National Basketball Committee of the United States and Canada (NBC).
MTD, Sr.