Thu May 05, 2022, 11:32am
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Courageous When Prudent
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Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Hampton Roads, VA
Posts: 14,881
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Originally Posted by BillyMac
I'm really pushing the limits here. Won't happen in a billion games, but if it did it would be in mine.
I spot a player with earrings in a three on two half court pregame drill. I make my way over to discuss with the coach, per the point of emphasis, and the coach heads over to discuss with the player. During that ten second interval, an earring get ripped out.
Next game, as I come out onto the court a stranger shows up with a subpoena and says, "BillyMac, you are served. Risk of injury to a minor for allowing a player to continue to warm up while wearing an earring, clearly against the rules and interpretations as written". Coach is also served.
Of course, I can just whip out my 2022-23 NFHS Rulebook (books that my local board will not be giving to us next year as a cost cutting measure) and be ready to show the point of emphasis to the judge.
Of course, this will never happen. Just a fairy tale to scare kids.
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Who is the plaintiff, the parent who allowed has their child to wear the earrings in the first place?
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