Removing Boundary Lines

[Steve M]

Originally Posted by rj

So now I'm confused; we have a difference of opinion. The clinic I attended said both teams get the warning as of the first offense by either team so both teams have been moved to what you refer to as "second-level".
I think I'm reading IRISHMAFIA's & CLBUFFALO's response in agreement with that but WESTMICHBLUE & BRETMAN disagree. They think each team gets to violate the rule before they get a warning.
So now what?

RJ,
I think that either you misunderstood OR that the presenter(s) misunderstood. Team B does not get a warning for Team A's violation - Team A gets the warning for their member's violation and then faces the prescribed penalty for future violations.
Did you get a rule citing that both teams get warned for one's violation?

I am looking at the Fed presentation right now - I have Fed's powerpoint with Pennsylvania's administrative additions & comments. No where do I see anything about warning both teams for one team's violation.

[3afan]

Originally Posted by rj

I have read 2007 NFHS Rule 3-6-17 "Removing Boundary Lines" and thought I understood it until I attended a clinic this past weekend. The clinician said that the first offense by a player from either team results in a ball or strike (depending on the team that commits the foul) and a team warning is givin to both teams. The second offense by either team results in that offender and coach being restricted to the bench.

Is that the way you guys interpret the rule as well?

thats not what they told us (TASO, Texas) - each team gets their own waning

[rj]

Okay, thanks for the responses. I'm going to go back to the clinician who gave the clinic and relate the input I've received.

[Skahtboi]

Originally Posted by 3afan

thats not what they told us (TASO, Texas) - each team gets their own waning

That's what I said!

[Big Kahuna]

We were told at our clinic that each team gets their own separate warning.

[Dakota]

Originally Posted by Big Kahuna

We were told at our clinic that each team gets their own separate warning.

Isn't that what Scott said?

[mcrowder]

We were told at our clinic that each team gets a separate warning.