kdf5 The Fed usually comes out every January with a newsletter outlining their upcoming season's rules revisions, editorial changes, etc. Any guesses as to what the 2005 changes, revisions, etc will be?
Bob M. Originally posted by kdf5 The Fed usually comes out every January with a newsletter outlining their upcoming season's rules revisions, editorial changes, etc. Any guesses as to what the 2005 changes, revisions, etc will be? REPLY: I don't know...maybe including recoveries in the momentum exception??
Snake~eyes Originally posted by andy1033 able to return kickoffs out of endzone possible I doubt that will be a change. My guess on points of emphasis, OPI/contacting a reciever downfield, helmet contact, sportsmanship and possibly equipment(mouthpieces?).
kdf5 Originally posted by Snake~eyes Originally posted by andy1033 able to return kickoffs out of endzone possible I doubt that will be a change. My guess on points of emphasis, OPI/contacting a reciever downfield, helmet contact, sportsmanship and possibly equipment(mouthpieces?). Mouthpieces? Like altering them?
JugglingReferee Has there ever been a year where there are not any changes? Can't the book be the same for 2 years in a row? Just asking.
kdf5 Originally posted by JugglingReferee Has there ever been a year where there are not any changes? Can't the book be the same for 2 years in a row? Just asking. Some years have more change than others. I predict that 2005 will bring minimal changes as the last two saw a major change with PSK then PSK clarification and coaches time outs.
ABoselli They haven't revised the towel specifications in a few months. That's probably something on the front burner.
kdf5 Originally posted by ABoselli They haven't revised the towel specifications in a few months. That's probably something on the front burner. LOL!!! 1-5-3k...Uniform adornments other than one unmarked moisture-absorbing white towel, which shall be no less than 4 inches in width and 12 inches in length and no greater than 18 inches in width and 36 inches in length, no less than 200 thread count and can be purchased only at Bed, Bath and Beyond.
sm_bbcoach Originally posted by kdf5 Originally posted by ABoselli They haven't revised the towel specifications in a few months. That's probably something on the front burner. LOL!!! 1-5-3k...Uniform adornments other than one unmarked moisture-absorbing white towel, which shall be no less than 4 inches in width and 12 inches in length and no greater than 18 inches in width and 36 inches in length, no less than 200 thread count and can be purchased only at Bed, Bath and Beyond. So will the Head Coach be responsible for producing the BB&B receipt? What is the enforcement for this flagrant foul? 15 days of shopping at a department store??
ABoselli "Coach, that's a copy of the receipt. I need to see the actual." "But the guy took my original last week!" "Sorry, coach. You can't use this towel, then."
sm_bbcoach Originally posted by kdf5 Originally posted by ABoselli They haven't revised the towel specifications in a few months. That's probably something on the front burner. LOL!!! 1-5-3k...Uniform adornments other than one unmarked moisture-absorbing white towel, which shall be no less than 4 inches in width and 12 inches in length and no greater than 18 inches in width and 36 inches in length, no less than 200 thread count and can be purchased only at Bed, Bath and Beyond. With this rule, each state willnow HAVE to employ 1 additional crew member for every game, as it is now official duty of the LINE JUDGE to inspect each towel for its BB&B logo AND count to make sure there are NO LESS that 200 threads. we could have so much fun wiht this one🙂
waltjp We could come up with some device to measure the towel size - sort of like the rack they have at airports to measure the size of carry-on luggage.
Theisey Hey, don't laugh.. One of the Honig's game cards has a notch cut into it so we could check the legality of cleat length should one have a pressing need to do so. Beats carrying around a ruler.
kdf5 Originally posted by Theisey Hey, don't laugh.. One of the Honig's game cards has a notch cut into it so we could check the legality of cleat length should one have a pressing need to do so. Beats carrying around a ruler. What we need is a bullet pencil that's notched every inch or so with the added bonus that it's a pressure gauge on the other end.
Bob M. Originally posted by Theisey Hey, don't laugh.. One of the Honig's game cards has a notch cut into it so we could check the legality of cleat length should one have a pressing need to do so. Beats carrying around a ruler. REPLY: But if it can't measure "...Rockwell hardness of approximately C55," what good is it?
ABoselli Use the stripes on the shirt. I use it to measure the height of a tee if it looks too high. A combination pen/pencil/pressure gauge/metal hardness detector would be nice.