NFHS End-of-Period mechanic

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

But you went on an on about how I was somehow leading others into something, but the reality is that the very policy you referenced you are admitting that very few people follow? Surprise!!!!!

I was speaking in the general sense, only using this issue as an easy do, or don't do, example.

Did the NFHS ever require an official sound a whistle before a free throw after a timeout?

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by BillyMac

I was speaking in the general sense, only using this issue as an easy do, or don't do, example.

Did the NFHS ever require an official sound a whistle before a free throw after a timeout?

I am pretty sure that was once in the mechanics book. It still might be there but I cannot find it at this time or it is not clearly stated (like many things).

Peace

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

I am pretty sure that was once in the mechanics book. It still might be there but I cannot find it at this time or it is not clearly stated (like many things).

Thanks for checking (to simply satisfy my curiosity). 100% IAABO Connecticut officials haven't had access to a NFHS Mechanics Manual for many many years.

[Rich]

If your area does it, do it.

If not, don't.

95% of this entire thread is pointless.

[JRutledge]

Tell us how you really feel.

Peace

[SC Official]

Originally Posted by Rich

If your area does it, do it.

If not, don't.

95% of this entire thread is pointless.

I'm surprised you didn't lock it since it was resurrected after 6 months dormancy.

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by SC Official

I'm surprised you didn't lock it since it was resurrected after 6 months dormancy.

I am wondering why does anyone really care how old a topic is, if we are discussing a current situation? Having been on other forums similar to this one, people bring up several-year-old topics often. After all, what was said before does kind of apply to today on some level, doesn't it? Why does it matter at all if someone comments, unless they are being totally disrespectful or doing something unprofessional? Did the ideas of this topic change in 6 months?

Peace

[SC Official]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

I am wondering why does anyone really care how old a topic is, if we are discussing a current situation? Having been on other forums similar to this one, people bring up several-year-old topics often. After all, what was said before does kind of apply to today on some level, doesn't it? Why does it matter at all if someone comments, unless they are being totally disrespectful or doing something unprofessional? Did the ideas of this topic change in 6 months?

Peace

I don't necessarily disagree with you. My point was that the mods generally lock a thread that's revived after being idle for awhile.