NCAA Allowing ASA SP Mechanic????

[MichaelVA2000]

Originally Posted by Skahtboi

Sadly, you are correct. I do expect all to want the rules enforced and the enforcers to actually do the enforcing.

Is that like: Enforcing needs to be done by the enforcer so the required enforcement has been accomplished by the enforcer.

[MNBlue]

Originally Posted by MichaelVA2000

Is that like: Enforcing needs to be done by the enforcer so the required enforcement has been accomplished by the enforcer.

Are you a lawyer?

[JefferMC]

Could you educate someone who doesn't have a clue as to the relationship between the NCAA and the CCA and why the NCAA would publish a rulebook, but the CCA would separatly publish an umpire's manual.

I could just barely make out the "Collegiate Commisioners Association" on the top of the book, and I googled that, so I now have some idea what the CCA is, but still not why the rules and umpire's manual aren't both best handled by the NCAA.

[IRISHMAFIA]

Originally Posted by JefferMC

Could you educate someone who doesn't have a clue as to the relationship between the NCAA and the CCA and why the NCAA would publish a rulebook, but the CCA would separatly publish an umpire's manual.

I could just barely make out the "Collegiate Commisioners Association" on the top of the book, and I googled that, so I now have some idea what the CCA is, but still not why the rules and umpire's manual aren't both best handled by the NCAA.

Just a guess, but probably partly because the NCAA does not do sports officials. Local umpire associations which meet particular standards contract with leagues, conferences, schools whichever the case may be, for providing qualified umpires to work their games.

[topper]

Originally Posted by JefferMC

Could you educate someone who doesn't have a clue as to the relationship between the NCAA and the CCA and why the NCAA would publish a rulebook, but the CCA would separatly publish an umpire's manual.

I could just barely make out the "Collegiate Commisioners Association" on the top of the book, and I googled that, so I now have some idea what the CCA is, but still not why the rules and umpire's manual aren't both best handled by the NCAA.

Unlike ASA, the NCAA governs the game but not the officials. "NCAA" mechanics" is just the term for the mechanics set used to work collegate games and were not developed by the NCAA.

[SRW]

Originally Posted by topper

Unlike ASA, the NCAA governs the game but not the officials. "NCAA" mechanics" is just the term for the mechanics set used to work collegate games and were not developed by the NCAA.

... just like the relationship between MLB and WUA...

...well, kinda.