NFHS End-of-Period mechanic

[SC Official]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

Or officials do what they are taught to do and it is is not in any book. There are so many things we do that are not written down in a book.

Peace

What a novel concept.

Originally Posted by Rich

I swear that some people wouldn't be able to take a leak at halftime if the topic wasn't covered in a manual.

This gave me a good cackle.

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by Rich

Nice article about Mark. I hope he's doing well.

Thanks for sharing.

Reminded me of a story my Dad used to tell us. When we were kids we had a neighbor, Julie, who drove a red Cadillac convertible, but he never seemed to ever go to a job. When we would visit he always had the kitchen gas range burning, even on the hottest summer days (to quickly burn the betting slips). One day Julie gave my father a paper bag filled with something (we never knew what), told him not to look in it, and told him to put it up in our attic for a few days. My dad was pleased when he finally came and retrieved the bag.

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by SC Official

What a novel concept.

Novel. Book. Nice.

[Bad Zebra]

Originally Posted by ilyazhito

Maybe their way is the correct way for their area or state association...

My point...we are in the same area/association...and there is no definitive “correct/approved” way.

Originally Posted by ilyazhito

Officials officiating for non-IAABO associations do things the NFHS way, including blowing the whistle at the end of the period no matter what.

We are non-IAABO. Exclusively NFHS...and again, my point is there is no NFHS way. Not mentioned in the rule book or Officials Manual. I see it vary from crew to crew. Our association can’t even agree on a “correct” procedure.

[Camron Rust]

Originally Posted by Bad Zebra

My point...we are in the same area/association...and there is no definitive “correct/approved” way.



We are non-IAABO. Exclusively NFHS...and again, my point is there is no NFHS way. Not mentioned in the rule book or Officials Manual. I see it vary from crew to crew. Our association can’t even agree on a “correct” procedure.

Agree...there is no "NFHS" way that I've ever seen.