Announcing numbers.

JRutledge

I have not heard anyone talk about this. I knew it was a new rule but just have not seen any conversation on this specific issue.

Does everyone think this is a good idea to announce the players that committed fouls in NCAA Games?

Does anyone think that it should apply to HS games?

Peace

SouthGARef

It doesn't matter to me if they do it in NCAA. Why not? Who's it hurting? If we're going to tell the coaches, why not tell everyone?

Snake~eyes

Originally posted by JRutledge
I have not heard anyone talk about this. I knew it was a new rule but just have not seen any conversation on this specific issue.

Does everyone think this is a good idea to announce the players that committed fouls in NCAA Games?

Does anyone think that it should apply to HS games?

I don't think it should apply to HS because its just more waste of a breath because no one can hear what you're saying. Coaches are going to ask the wings anyways. Maybe if more HS had mics.

JRutledge

Originally posted by Snake~eyes

I don't think it should apply to HS because its just more waste of a breath because no one can hear what you're saying. Coaches are going to ask the wings anyways. Maybe if more HS had mics.

They could make a provision for media or games with a michraphone. I am not suggesting it should be done necessarily without a mic, but if there is one should it be required?

Peace

Mark Dexter

Is this a new rule/requirement in NCAA, or did the SEC crew just pick this up for tonight's VT/USC game?

JRutledge

Originally posted by Mark Dexter
Is this a new rule/requirement in NCAA, or did the SEC crew just pick this up for tonight's VT/USC game?

It is a new rule.

Peace

Snake~eyes

Originally posted by JRutledge
They could make a provision for media or games with a michraphone. I am not suggesting it should be done necessarily without a mic, but if there is one should it be required?

I'd have no problem with that, a provision for schools with mics would work for me. How do you feel about it?

SoGARef

Yep, new rule. It is rule 11-2-1-d.

OverAndBack

I don't have a problem with doing it in NCAA games. They're grown-ups, mostly. I don't think any good can come of it in high school, though.