What would Nevada do?

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

Either they use Fed rules or they don't.

I did a similar Christian organization Tournament one time and they used NF rules in principle, but they played halves instead of quarters and there were other little regulations that were not under the NF umbrella.

Peace

[Adam]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

I did a similar Christian organization Tournament one time and they used NF rules in principle, but they played halves instead of quarters and there were other little regulations that were not under the NF umbrella.

Peace

And if this league had a rule variation that stipulated it was legal to play with 4 if the coach wants to sit all of his seniors, then it would be apples. Otherwise, it's oranges.

I'm not arguing with what he did, however. I think it was a no-brainer.

[BillyMac]

And if that senior sat on the wooden bench, and he got a sliver, that got infected, and his right buttocks got gangrene, and if he had to get his right buttocks amputated, and if he needed that right buttocks to realize his dream of someday being an underwear model, then the lawyers would have a field day.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by BillyMac

And if that senior sat on the wooden bench, and he got a sliver, that got infected, and his right buttocks got gangrene, and if he had to get his right buttocks amputated, and if he needed that right buttocks to realize his dream of someday being an underwear model, then the lawyers would have a field day.

When the FED gives us the responsibility of determining whether a player who has sustained a splinter injury must remain on the court until he's been examined by an appropriate medical authority, we'll be in even more danger.