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Originally Posted by NewGuy
There's no need to ever break out a rule book. The officials should know the rules well enough not to need it and be confident in their ruling. If the coach has a problem, they can look it up themselves after the game. Its not our jobs to prove they don't know the rule.
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So if the coach uses a time out to discuss a rule interp, your linesman does not bring the rule book on the field?
We had a coach not believe us on 7.1.7.b last Friday night, showed him at half, but what if he request it during the game using a TO?