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My son's in JV and, after they finish playing, he has the responsibility to keep score during the Varsity game. We haven't found a form to do this with. We've had to jot everything down on blank paper. There are playbooks for every other sport, why not Football?
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Sun Oct 05, 2003, 07:09pm
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No, there isn't, at least not published by the NFHS. And they do publish scorebooks for all sports that require one. But it's important in other sports because of lineups, scoring, rotations subsitutions, etc. That type of information isn't required in football. There are statisticians manuals for football but really no need for a scorebook.
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Mon Oct 06, 2003, 06:40am
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Why not create your own score sheet from MS Word (or other program)?
You could have columns for type of score, period, time scored, etc. and you could put this in a binder.
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Mike Sears
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Mon Oct 06, 2003, 06:04pm
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Most game cards come with a section for keeping score. But the only statistics kept are quarter, time in the quarter and points scored. Usually statisticians keep the detailed game information.
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Mon Oct 06, 2003, 06:25pm
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You could just buy a referees reusable scorecard. Unless you need to keep the records permanently then I suggest making something in Word.
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Tue Oct 07, 2003, 10:46pm
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Big Red Stat Book
Big Red scorebooks makes a scorebook for football. I found one online available at http://www.allprosoftware.com/
Good luck!
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