In the US, any baby who doesn't get his/her way, they sue whomever is in their way.

In the US, when someone gets hurt, they call an ambulance.....right after they call a lawyer.

In the US, there are even TV commercials where lawyers advertise to get you every penny then can if you think you have been wronged.

In the US, there is no such thing as an accident. Someone is always to blame whether they were responsible for someone's stupidity or not.

In the US, a thief can break into your house, trip over a loose board, fall down the stairs and not only sue the homeowner, but actually win!

And to show you how the public thinks, there is a football season ticket holder at the University of Kentucky who has hearing problems and he is suing the university to put closed captioning of all announcements on the scoreboards and all monitors in the stadium.

Great country America! Live the dream, trip on a sidewalk and sue somebody!

Fed 3-6-10 is clear, at least at saying that other than scoekeeping materials, no objects are allowed in the coaching box. An insulin pump and soft boot goes with the coach when he starts getting out of the way. An old coach is slow but moving. A wheelchair probably isn't getting out of the way, but at least it's relatively stationary allowing a player to somewhat judge how to avoid it. A hopping coach carrying/dragging/dropping a crutch seems different. The dropped/dragged crutch is a hazzard for a player trying to make a play. I would think the safety of the player would take precedence at some point, especially if the crutch is being used by someone who twisted an ankle and doesn't have a perminent disability.

In NY, we rule under state organization rules, which are ASA rules, with certain modifications (like unreported substitutes are no penalty). I have received a rule book each year through my affiliation with ASA and PONY, but I have never recieved a case book, and I've been doing this since 2003. Who am I to ask? My ASA assignor? High school ball doesn't use NFHS rules in NY, so it's senseless for me to get NFHS materials.

It doesn't say that they are allowed to wear clothes in the coach's box... yet we let them...

Actually, most rule codes do describe what the coaches are allowed and not allowed to wear. :cool:

3-5-3

No "nekked" coaches allowed!