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Old Wed Sep 12, 2007, 11:01pm
Daryl H. Long Daryl H. Long is offline
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Originally Posted by oHIolj
3 guys at breakfast...

1st guy says,,, if a game is suspended until the next day, the OFFICIALS, MUST take the GAME TAPES with them...

2nd guy says NO... But the AD's must get the tapes and hold on to them.

3rd guy says.. It dosen't matter .... its not a rule that the game officials have to deal with..


Ive been thru the books I cant find a thing BUT I can swear Ive read about this situation somewhere...

Whoever that third guy you mentioned is give him a pat on the back.

It has never been a requirement that officials take the game tape on suspended games. No rule, no bylaw, no written procedure.

There is a reason there is no written procedure. Coaches are honor bound not to use the game films while the contest is being played.

So, I have a question to those who feel it is their duty to be the tape police.

Do you take the tape at halftime as well? If not, then where is the consistentcy in your logic?
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