Rules book and case book

[JRutledge]

There is nothing wrong with having standards or consistency, but I would think the goal would be to use things that work, not use things that are outdated or do not help the officials or the coaches understanding what is being done out there. If you are watching through a passer and cannot see his arm on a pass, how are you going to get "consistency?" It is simply bad.

Peace

[Texas Aggie]

One more reason not to live in Ohio. There are many reasons, but this is a big one for me.

Be careful. I doubt I'd want to even visit Illinois, much less live there. Politicians (and others) run amok.

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by Texas Aggie

Be careful. I doubt I'd want to even visit Illinois, much less live there. Politicians (and others) run amok.

I honestly hope you do not think my comments had anything to do with Illinois. Some of us travel and go to other parts of the country. Maybe you need to leave Texas sometimes, after all you guys do think you are in your own country. I used to spend several summers and several holiday seasons in Texas as my dad lived there for years.

Having spent a lot of time in Texas and even went to school there for a brief time as well, I really would not go there about politicians or anything else for that matter. I remember a former governor involved in the SMU Death Penalty scandal giving money to players as a normal and approved university practice. And that same school had a former coach that went on to coach another Texas school and tried to make a murdered player sound like a drug dealer at Baylor to save his behind.

Peace