Basketball Rule Book - High School

BillyMac

26 Year Gap wrote
Or you could print out all of the changes from the Fed website and get a hold of last year's rule book until you have this year's in your hands.

C'mon 26 Year Gap. You know that there are always "unannounced" changes every year. Man, I hate it when that happens.

justacoach

tref wrote
You can access this years rulebook for free if you have a NFHS Arbiter account.

Doesn't appear to be an easy way to d/l the entire book as a complete file this year from the NFHS site. Seems to be embedded in a flash routine which only dispenses bits and pieces at a time
Was it availalble as a downloadable pdf last year?

Looks like I'll have to dust off my scripting skills to get a digital version

BktBallRef

BillyMac wrote
C'mon 26 Year Gap. You know that there are always "unannounced" changes every year. Man, I hate it when that happens.

Yep. 9-9-1 this year is a prime example.

justacoach wrote
Was it availalble as a downloadable pdf last year?

Last year and this year. But for some reason, some folks can access the pdf and others can only get to the flash. No idea why.

tref

justacoach wrote
Doesn't appear to be an easy way to d/l the entire book as a complete file this year from the NFHS site. Seems to be embedded in a flash routine which only dispenses bits and pieces at a time
Was it availalble as a downloadable pdf last year?

Looks like I'll have to dust off my scripting skills to get a digital version

I was talking about the NFHS group account on the Arbiter website, not NFHS.org

grunewar

justacoach wrote
Looks like I'll have to dust off my scripting skills to get a digital version

You are the master!

BktBallRef

tref wrote
I was talking about the NFHS group account on the Arbiter website, not NFHS.org

We know what you were talking about.

Again, some NFHS members are able to download the pdf files from the NFHS site while others can only see the flash version on the Arbiter.

tref

My mistake

26 Year Gap

BillyMac wrote
C'mon 26 Year Gap. You know that there are always "unannounced" changes every year. Man, I hate it when that happens.

It is early September. If the new official wants to get a head start on things, he can follow the suggestions made. Unannounced changes can be learned when he has his first association meeting and receives this year's version of the rule book. It isn't going to be as if 25 unannounced changes are going to be made. BTW, you may have nicked the fly with your sledgehammer.:rolleyes:

All_Heart

tref wrote
You can access this years rulebook for free if you have a NFHS Arbiter account.

I've been accessing the pdf rule books for the past couple of years on the NFHS website. How do I go about accessing it on the Arbiter website? I have a user login for the NFHS arbiter account but when I click on many of the links in there it says that I do not have access.

mcarney

From NFHS.org Note: The NFHS is moving away from making PDF files available online. This is due to the increased abuse of the copyrighted material. Far too many Local chapters and groups have been distributing the PDF versions online. As we move forward only online searchable versions will be made available.

BktBallRef

If you are an NFHS member, you can access the pdf rule books at the link below. Well, at least some members are able to.

Online Resource Library - Access Denied

BillyMac

BktBallRef wrote
If you are an NFHS member, you can access the pdf rule books at the link below. Well, at least some members are able to.

Online Resource Library - Access Denied

Not me. I am a dues paying NFHS member (as an individual added to the NFHS volleyball list, despite not being a volleyball official, with no volleyball Arbiter account), with a valid password, and username, but because Connecticut is a 100% IAABO state for basketball, and thus, basketball officials in Connecticut do not belong to the NFHS, Connecticut basketball officials do not have their Arbiter account listed with the NFHS.

Raymond

BillyMac wrote
Not me. I am a dues paying NFHS member (as an individual added to the NFHS volleyball list, despite not being a volleyball official, with no volleyball Arbiter account), with a valid password, and username, but because Connecticut is a 100% IAABO state for basketball, and thus, basketball officials in Connecticut do not belong to the NFHS, Connecticut basketball officials do not have their Arbiter account listed with the NFHS.

From link NFHS | Join or Renew Intermediate: To join a NFHS Professional Organization or become a Web Only Member (which only allows access to the Publication Library) click "Join" below:

http://www.nfhs.org/vango/core/accountmanagement/membershipsignup.aspx