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Old Sat Nov 24, 2001, 10:54pm
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I hope that there are some Wisconsin high school officials out there that can help me out. I thought I remember reading in this Discussion Group that Wisconsin is requiring coaches to replace disqualified players immediately instead of allowing them 30 sec per NFHS Rules.

Is this true? I went to the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association website and saw no such requirement under the WIAA adoptions.

Any feedback would be appreciated whether here in the Discussion Group or via email.
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Old Sat Nov 24, 2001, 11:54pm
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No such thing in WI...

WIAA has not made a special ruling or directive to supercede the NFHS Standard of 30 seconds.

I do recall seeing that thread, but it is NOT Wisconsin.
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Old Sun Nov 25, 2001, 12:13am
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Wink Illinois, NOT WISCONSIN!!!!

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Originally posted by Mark T. DeNucci, Sr.
I hope that there are some Wisconsin high school officials out there that can help me out. I thought I remember reading in this Discussion Group that Wisconsin is requiring coaches to replace disqualified players immediately instead of allowing them 30 sec per NFHS Rules.

Is this true? I went to the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association website and saw no such requirement under the WIAA adoptions.

Any feedback would be appreciated whether here in the Discussion Group or via email.
Illinois is the only state that I am aware of that is using this National Federation experimental rule this season. And I did post this earlier in the year. But I never said anything about Wisconsin. You must have read that somewhere else.

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