Rule Books on line

Mark T. DeNucci, Sr. · #1 (**permalink**) Sun Oct 31, 2004, 09:03pm

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Originally posted by TravelinMan

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Originally posted by Mark T. DeNucci, Sr.

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Originally posted by TravelinMan
How does that foot taste Mark?????

I am going to come to Mark's defense. The list of books that ReadyToRef listed in his post have been put online by the NFHS within the last thirty days. These books are the first time that the NFHS has ever put rules and casebooks online. The NCAA as only started to put its rules books online within the last two or three years.

To be honest, I am suprised that the NFHS and NCAA would put its books online because the idea is to sell them to make money.

MTD, Sr.

OK. I am going to come to ReadyToRef's defense. By his answer, Mark P implied Ready would be (1) breaking the law and (2)too cheap to buy the book himself. But then again I shouldn't criticize as My foot has been more in than out during my illustrious life!

First, I am a Charter Member of both NASO and NFOA (WHOPPEE!!! That means I have been members of both for about 25 years.) I joined NFOA long before the OhioHSAA became a 100% member of NFOA. So, yes I can access the documents in question on the NFHS website. But the online rules books on the NCAA website can be accessed by anybody at anytime.

What Mark was saying was that to make unauthorized copies of an organization proprietary information and then distributing it without the organiztion's permission is illegal.

MTD, Sr.