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[Theisey]

Nice find Mike.
I did some searching of old handbooks to see when those words were added.

95-96 (and all prior editions): not clear, but seems to be implied.
97-98: (can't locate)
99-00 (and all subsequent editions): spelled out just as you noted.

[kdf5]

Where can I purchase the handbook?

[mikesears]

Originally posted by kdf5
Where can I purchase the handbook?

You can get it directly from the NFHS.


http://www.nfhs.com/index.asp?cmd=sh...ory&param_0=64


Also, some State Association offfices also have the books. I'd try your state office first.

[kdf5]

Thanks, Mike. Is it any more accurate than the manuals from your experience? What does it contain that makes it worth buying?

[mikesears]

Originally posted by kdf5
Thanks, Mike. Is it any more accurate than the manuals from your experience? What does it contain that makes it worth buying?

I like the handbook and I find it useful. It tries to explain the rules and the application of those rules in plain english.

I'm not sure to what "manuals" you are refering so I can't give an opinion on that.

[kdf5]

Originally posted by mikesears

I like the handbook and I find it useful. It tries to explain the rules and the application of those rules in plain english.

I'm not sure to what "manuals" you are refering so I can't give an opinion on that.

The rule book, case book, etc.

[mikesears]

Originally posted by kdf5

The rule book, case book, etc.

Ah. The handbook is only published every other year so sometimes, the stuff it talks about doesn't apply after a rule change in a year it isn't published.

It is usually pretty accurate but it doesn't deal in the extreme details like the casebook. If anyone else gets the handbook, I am sure your comments would be welcome too.