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Originally Posted by Jimgolf
If anyone has a copy of the case book handy, doesn't it state somewhere that in the event of an apparent disagreement between the rule book and the case book that the case book interpretation takes precedence? Doesn't it also state that the case book is considered part of the rulebook?
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At the front of the case book is the following statement:
"The basketball case book has been designated as an official supplement to the rule book by the NFHS" It also states
"The interpretations and rulings for all play situations have been approved by the rules committee and are official."
So, case book plays are basically just further official explanations of written rules. All case book plays are official rules, no matter what Nevada says, thinks, personally likes, etc.