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NF 2012 Rules Changes
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While I think it's nice for the umpires to not have to examine equipment before the game anymore, there's no question in my mind this reduces player safety. I've had to disqualify more cracked batting helmets than I can remember including helmets for the same team on separate occasions.
In my experience, coaches can't be trusted with this responsibility. |
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I am pleased that NFHS made the rule change. I am anxious to see it in the book with some accompanying case plays. The devil will be found in the details. It's still the NFHS, after all.
After playing and supposedly having crews checking equipment during 30-some regular and post-season games this year, plus 30-or-so more games in summer-ball played under the NFHS code, I still found an illegal bat at last night’s game, plus a cracked helmet (same team...go figure.) The team’s summertime coach was surprised. I would like to see an automatic ejection of the head coach as the penalty for discovering that his team used illegal equipment during a game after having declared at the pre-game conference that his team's, "... players are legally and properly equipped." Yeah, like that'll ever happen. |
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I do agree that it should be the coach's responsibility; I've just seen a lot of irresponsible coaches. |
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Fortunately, I didn't have to go into dugouts anyway. I always had the equipment to be used during the game brought outside of the dugouts.
Umpires have NO business in dugouts. I too love the new rule. |
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All I know is, it's about time! Thank you NHFS!
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Like the end to equipment checks as well. I'll just need to remember to add the question, "Is all equipment in accordance to NFHS rules" to my pregame meeting.
I am a little concerned about the announcement of developing a "tamper-evident protocol" for non-wood bats and have it implemented by 2015. 2012 is bringing in full BBCOR compliance, and this just sounds like a new compliance is heading our way in just three short years.
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Hehehehe,
Actually on the ABUA website I asked:
"If you could change ONE NFHS Rule what would it be?" The big winner was "no more checking hats and bats!" I made the post as a little hint to what was coming down the line. T |
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