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That's funny. I'm glad that everyone knows what my position is.
Since JR started this thread, Rulz rules. 2005-06 NFHS Basketball Rules Interpretations SITUATION 3: Team A is leading 62-60 when the horn sounds to end the game. A1 then removes his/her jersey near the team bench (a) before the officials leave the visual confines of the playing area; or (b) after the officials leave the visual confines of the playing area. RULING: In (a), A1 is assessed a technical foul. Team B is awarded two free throws; if both are successful, overtime will be played. In (b), since the officials' jurisdiction has ended, no penalty is assessed. (3-4-15; 2-2-4; 10-4-1h) |
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1. I thought he was a player from the previous game?
2. I was looking the other way? 3. Although I saw him, I thought he was outside the visual confines of the playing area? 4. Yes, Nevada, I'm more interested in advancing my career and making the big bucks, than I am in standing firm on principle. Self-interest over righteousness every time!!
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I didn't see it because I was too busy taking my shirt off. That'll show 'em!
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That "intent and purpose of the rules" thing is troublesome to me on this one.
Somebody tell me, in a nutshell, what the intent and purpose of this rule is.
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COMMENTS ON THE 2005-06 RULES REVISIONS JERSEYS/PANTS/SKIRTS PROHIBITED FROM BEING REMOVED (3-4-15, 10-3-7h, 10-4-1h): A team member is prohibited from removing his/her jersey and/or pants/skirt within the confines of the playing area. The penalty is a technical foul. The former uniform rule didn't require team members to actually wear the team uniform. This addition also addresses a growing behavioral concern of players removing their jerseys to demonstrate frustration or anger and as a means of attracting individual attention. The rule is intended to be applied in all situations - even when a player must change uniforms due to blood or other unusual circumstances. It is not unreasonable to expect team members to go to their locker rooms to change their jerseys. As you can plainly see the situation posed is exactly that of the intent of rule-writers. Notwithstanding the comments of those who would look the other way because they think that they know better than those who sit on the committee or believe that improper enforcement will advance their officiating careers. |
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I have advised you of the rule. I have given you the NFHS description of its intent and purpose from when it was introduced. I have even given you a specific case play ruling for the given situation, which explicitly instructs the official what to call. If you elect to handle this differently, then that's totally up to you. The definite end is when the officials leave the visual confines. That's in the rules too. Quote:
The local governing authority for those games would have to make a ruling as to how to handle your scenario. Something such as when the clock starts for the pre-game warm-up for the next contest or when the new teams take the floor, etc. |
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Side bar: So if a coach places one foot outside the coaching box, you going to call a technical foul, correct? |
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This is apples v oranges. What is the difference when a player removes jersey in OP and a player/coach acting unsporting after the final horn? You haven't left the visual confines in either situation. How will you handle it?
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Removing the jersey is another. A player removing his jersey can conceivably be done in an unsporting manner, but can also be conceivably done to let the player's little brother wear it. Yet in Nevada each should be punished with a technical foul.
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