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I agree with you about this call. I had a game last night where the girls were on their tip-toes over the plane of the block and the dividing lines. I didn't say a thing because obviously no one has said anything to them this season. I also didn't have the energy to explain why they couldn't do this to the whole team and then the coach. I agree with you about the importance level of a foot breaking the plane of a line. But as I stated before I just want to see the rules interpreted the same by all officials. If it is not going to be called no one should call it and it should be changed. If the NFHS chooses to leave the rule in than it should be uniformly enforced. Nothing bothers me more than calling something on a player and having them look at you like it has never been called before. Had to dish out my first T last night to a coach. Been doing H.S. Varsity for 10 years, I guess I knew it would happen sooner or later. I was just posting something for discussion I made a mistake in questioning anyone as to how they officiate. Its just the inconsistencies in our profession that bother me.
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