[Mark T. DeNucci, Sr.]

Originally Posted by AremRed

There was an interpretation about this from a bunch of years ago, but I could not find it in the archive. My philosophy has become "if it isn't in the current rule or case book, don't enforce it".

AremRed:

I doubt that you will that you find this situation in the NFHS Rules Book from any particular year but it falls under the taunting section of Rule 10.

Regarding Casebook Plays. You would be incorrect in not enforcing a Casebook Play Ruling just because it is not in the current Casebook. Once a Casebook Play Ruling is issued it remains in effect until the Rule is changed such that the rule change changes the Casebook Play Ruling. Casebook Play Rulings are the same as Supreme Court rulings: They are the law of the land until the law is changed.

MTD, Sr.