What happened to Screening Principles?

[Kelvin green]

There used to be a section in the rule book that had a great discussion on screening principles but looked thru them this year and cant find them...

Does anyone know where they wen?

[rainmaker]

Originally Posted by Kelvin green

There used to be a section in the rule book that had a great discussion on screening principles but looked thru them this year and cant find them...

Does anyone know where they wen?

I think they were spotted hunting for the rare tiki-tiki bird on a little island in the South Pacific.

[just another ref]

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[Jurassic Referee]

Originally Posted by Kelvin green

There used to be a section in the rule book that had a great discussion on screening principles but looked thru them this year and cant find them...

Does anyone know where they wen?

JAR is right. The section on screening that was in rule 10-6 last year has been moved verbatim to rule 4-40. It's an announced "Editorial Change" listed in the Rule Changes at the front of this year's NFHS rule book.

[inigo montoya]

And here I was thinking we were going to discuss how movies had really gone down the crapper lately...

[Chess Ref]

Originally Posted by inigo montoya

And here I was thinking we were going to discuss how movies had really gone down the crapper lately...

If you can appreciate nuance I just saw "No Country for Old Men."

The violence is over the top but the interactions between the characters is very funny and nuanced . ALa "pulp Fiction."

[just another ref]

Originally Posted by Jurassic Referee

JAR is right.

Gonna print this out and frame it.

[Kelvin green]

Originally Posted by Jurassic Referee

JAR is right. The section on screening that was in rule 10-6 last year has been moved verbatim to rule 4-40. It's an announced "Editorial Change" listed in the Rule Changes at the front of this year's NFHS rule book.

I am glad that I wasnot dreaming... I missed the editorial changes that moved it...