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Mon Oct 28, 2013, 09:05pm
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As long as the "relaying of information" in 10.1.3B(a) is not via a headset (or similar) as in 10.1.3A(b), I see no issue.
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Tue Oct 29, 2013, 02:52am
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Bob's right. You can use electronics - iPads, etc. - for teaching and coaching purposes or to keep stats but you can't use electronic means to communicate with team members (or non-team members, for that matter) or to try to show up an official by, ohhhh, recording a play then showing it to them to say they screwed up.
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