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Old Sat Sep 11, 2021, 09:47am
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When does a Point of Emphasis stop applying?
If it doesn't appear in one edition of the rule book, but did in a previous one, should it still be treated as a point of emphasis?
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No, because eliminating it means it's being officiated correctly, IMO

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If it doesn't appear in one edition of the rule book, but did in a previous one, should it still be treated as a point of emphasis?
See elbow contact above the shoulders POE in NFHS basketball.
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