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Originally posted by Mark T. DeNucci, Sr.
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I have discussed disconcerting action in the past, and I still think that disconcerting action applies only to players on the court only.
The thread mentioned above is from 2001, and refers to statements made by Dick Knox who was Chairman of the NFHS Rules Committee at the time. Mr. Knox's statements were in his capacity as Executive Director of the North CarolinaHSAA. I will agree that Mr. Knox's position as the Chairman of the NFHS Rules Committee lends considerable weight to his statements concerning disconcerting action.
The NFHS and NCAA has never made an official ruling regarding disconcerting action and if it applies to bench personnel. Mr. Knox's statements in 2001 lead us to believe that the NFHS would favor the position that bench personnel can be charged with disconcerting action.
[/B][/QUOTE]MTD Sr. says that disconcertion applies only to players on the court.
The Chairman of the NFHS Rules Committee(who write the rulebook)says that disconcertion applies to bench personnel too.
Decisions,decisions!!
