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Due Diligence ...
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Originally Posted by Raymond
Billy, you may be right about 9-1-3c applying to bench personnel, but none of the other citations you posted directly support or address what you are asserting. Do you have anything on point in regards to bench personnel?
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No.
As you pointed out, I threw all the spaghetti at the wall to see what stuck and what didn't stick. None of my citations state that one can't call a distracting violation on bench personnel, and I liked the red highlighted wording in 9.1.3 SITUATION D.
I'll leave it up the other Forum members to find the citations and interpretations that back up JRutledge's assertion that one can't call a distracting violation on bench personnel. I've already done my due diligence as an esteemed Forum member.
The proper interpretation hinges on the NFHS definition of "opponent" (found 152 times in the rulebook but no specific definition).
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Last edited by BillyMac; Sat Jan 02, 2021 at 03:30pm.
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