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BillyMac Mon Feb 19, 2007 07:36pm
I Know About State Associations ...
 
From BillyMac: NFHS Rule 5-4-2 "The NFHS does not recognize protests".

I know about state associations. The only reason that I went to the rule book is to emphasis that the NFHS will not get involved with protests and that coaches, fans, etc. should not look to the NFHS Rule Book for rules regarding protests.

GarthB Mon Feb 19, 2007 07:36pm
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Originally Posted by Jurassic Referee
That doesn't mean that the FED approves those modifications though.
That doesn't stop states from modifying.

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From the NFHS rulebook, page 10, third paragraph--<i>"It is the policy of the NFHS Basketball Rules Committee that there be no deviation from the rules unless experimental approval has been granted by the NFHS liaison to the rules committee."</i>

Iow, if a state wants to use a shot clock for instance, they certainly can do so. But by doing so, they are usually leaving themselves open to possible FED sanctions, which are usually something along the line of not allowing that state to have any representation or input on or to the NFHS rules committee.
Yep. That's what Washington lives with for its shot clock. Apparently the WIAA had decided that its a small price to pay.

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Does the baseball rulebook carry the same type of language under "the Intent and Purpose of the Rules" too, Garth?
Yep.

Dan_ref Mon Feb 19, 2007 07:37pm
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Originally Posted by RookieDude
Team A's athletic director came into the officials locker room, very respectfully, and asked if he could protest the game...due to a rules violation concerning the light on the backboard.

Whatta ya got?
I got game over.

The period is over at the horn. A light is permitted to suppliment the horn but it must be in sync with the horn. Them's the rules, he can protest if he likes but he aint gonna win.

RookieDude Mon Feb 19, 2007 07:46pm
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Originally Posted by GarthB
That doesn't stop states from modifying.



Yep. That's what Washington lives with for its shot clock. Apparently the WIAA had decided that its a small price to pay.



Yep.
Hey...GarthB...I see you are from Spokane, WA.
I just got a call telling me that I am at Spokane tomorrow night...Pasco vs. Shadle Park. (300 miles round trip...44 cents a mile);)
Do you happen to know who the officials are for that game?

GarthB Mon Feb 19, 2007 08:08pm
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Originally Posted by RookieDude
Hey...GarthB...I see you are from Spokane, WA.
I just got a call telling me that I am at Spokane tomorrow night...Pasco vs. Shadle Park. (300 miles round trip...44 cents a mile);)
Do you happen to know who the officials are for that game?
I'm looking into it. I'll get back to you.

steve33 Mon Feb 19, 2007 10:19pm
The only way this SHOULD be overturned is if it can be proved the player released the ball before the horn, the light shouldn't have anything to do with anything.

GarthB Tue Feb 20, 2007 12:31am
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Originally Posted by RookieDude
Hey...GarthB...I see you are from Spokane, WA.
I just got a call telling me that I am at Spokane tomorrow night...Pasco vs. Shadle Park. (300 miles round trip...44 cents a mile);)
Do you happen to know who the officials are for that game?
Got it. PM or email me: [email protected]

bob jenkins Tue Feb 20, 2007 09:18am
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Originally Posted by sj
Last Friday the AD came in and told us that they had a clock where the numbers go to 00:00 and then a full one second later the horn blows.
Isn't that true of most clocks that don't show tenths of seconds?

sj Tue Feb 20, 2007 09:24am
This one does. I guess I should have typed 00:00.0


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