Disconcerting ?

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

... if the rules committee wants everyone on the bench to be apart of a violation, then why not put that in your rules and interpretations ...

Agree 100%.

In a perfect world, looking through rose colored glasses, the NFHS would always be perfect and would never do anything stupid (backcourt team control on throwin exception; points of emphasis never making it into the rulebook or casebook (swinging elbows contact); changing jump ball to alternating possession forgetting about many jump ball rules that are still needed with designated jumpers).

Don't hold your breath waiting.

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

... if the rules committee wants everyone on the bench to be apart of a violation, then why not put that in your rules and interpretations.

Originally Posted by BillyMac

Agree 100%. Don't hold your breath waiting.

Some Forum member should be able to contact a NFHS Grand Poobah who can help us out.

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by BillyMac

Agree 100%.

In a perfect world, looking through rose colored glasses, the NFHS would always be perfect and would never do anything stupid (backcourt team control on throwin exception; points of emphasis never making it into the rulebook or casebook (swinging elbows contact); changing jump ball to alternating possession forgetting about many jump ball rules that are still needed with designated jumpers).

Don't hold your breath waiting.

I already told you what my state people told us what to do. That is the only stance I will look for unless the NF wants to address this. Not many I know are trying to call a violation on the bench. IJS.

Peace

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

I already told you what my state people told us what to do. That is the only stance I will look for unless the NF wants to address this. Not many I know are trying to call a violation on the bench.

I have never espoused any philosophy other than "When in Rome ...".

We do things here in Connecticut that aren't 100% kosher by either NFHS or IAABO International standards.