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Originally posted by Dan_ref
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Yeah, that's the 1 I was thinking of.
So I guess ANY adult can do this...except for the creepy guy who lives under the bridge of course. But in theory it's the same, don't you think? They don't want the kids wandering around unescorted. [/B][/QUOTE]Well, I still can't think of a rule that definitively sez that the kid changing his shirt in the hall
must be accompanied by an adult.
Does anybody else know whether the FED actually made adult accompaniment
mandatory under this new changing-shirt rule- and also where I might find that ruling?
Again, I'd leave it up to the coach. It's his problem. All I'm making sure of is that I've got no blood-stained shirts/shorts on the floor and the denizens of the bench keep their clothes on. Everything else is details.
[Edited by Jurassic Referee on Nov 8th, 2005 at 01:21 PM]