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Discussion Topic: NFHS Rules changes for 24-25
Jim Behrens added to this discussion on April 25, 2024
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Discussion Topic: NFHS Rules changes for 24-25
Bruce Andrews added to this discussion on April 27, 2024
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The one point of contact rule should make the out of bounds calls a bit more straightforward. Seems similar, but not identical, to the college rules, since college rules refer to being in the cylinder versus being in contact.
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Discussion Topic: NFHS Rules changes for 24-25
Jim Behrens added to this discussion on April 27, 2024
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Quote from Bruce Andrews's post:
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"The one point of contact rule should make the out of bounds calls a bit more straightforward. Seems similar, but not identical, to the college rules, since college rules refer to being in the cylinder versus being in contact."
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As of now, we don't have a cylinder. We shall see what the future holds.
I really don't think it changes very much, calling OOB's is not all that difficult. The biggest issue is/was having two "supporting points" on the mat and looking for where the knees are in a fall or NF situation. Knees inside the boundary, all is good. Past the boundary, you are OOB's. Without an assistant, that is not easy.
I think the BIG change is making reference to "point of contact" as opposed to "supporting parts". They are very different.
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