A game you never want to have

[Mark Padgett]

Originally Posted by chseagle

Speaking of bench setups, which is the normal setup: Home to the right of the table, or home team to the left of the table?

The home team sets up on the side that is closest to the International Dateline. The visiting team sets up on the side that has the highest specific gravity. If both of those situations are on the same side, then the team whose school has the most left-handed students taking Latin gets their choice.

It's in the NF rulebook. Be sure to look it up. If you turn the book upside down, it's on the 14th page from the center as you turn the pages alphabetically by height.

[26 Year Gap]

Originally Posted by Mark Padgett

The home team sets up on the side that is closest to the International Dateline. The visiting team sets up on the side that has the highest specific gravity. If both of those situations are on the same side, then the team whose school has the most left-handed students taking Latin gets their choice.

It's in the NF rulebook. Be sure to look it up. If you turn the book upside down, it's on the 14th page from the center as you turn the pages alphabetically by height.

He would look it up....if he could afford an NF rulebook.

[icallfouls]

Originally Posted by Mark Padgett

The home team sets up on the side that is closest to the International Dateline. The visiting team sets up on the side that has the highest specific gravity. If both of those situations are on the same side, then the team whose school has the most left-handed students taking Latin gets their choice.

It's in the NF rulebook. Be sure to look it up. If you turn the book upside down, it's on the 14th page from the center as you turn the pages alphabetically by height.

Padgett,
Thanks for the precise directions, only took a moment to confirm. All books should be organized this way. Very easy and far more superior than using the index.