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02-17-2006, 01:21 PM
From the COC Newsletter 2/17/06:
The Crankshaft stick by STX was approved by the committee.
A clear plastic eye protection shield may be used if the treating doctor declares it is necessary for reason of safety for the student athlete. In cases where the retina has been damaged, we are allowing the shield to be of a darkened color. This should be very rare and only approved when the treating doctor mandates that a dark shield must be used.
Page 21 section 21
All players on a team must wear gloves of the same dominant color unless safety reasons require a different color glove to be worn. Change to read: same dominant (official team color) unless safety reasons.....
It has come to our attention that a more protective glove has been developed for the goalkeeper but the glove only comes in black. We will allow the goalkeeper to wear this more protective glove.
We have been told of a situation where a player lost a finger and wanted to modify his glove by cutting off the glove finger and restiching it. We have ruled that the glove could be modified in this situation.
Page 46 AR 71
This AR refers to the ball being LOOSE in the midfield area and gets kicked across the centerline into the DEFENSIVE end of the field. Does the 20 second count begin when Team A gains possession in their DEFENSIVE end of the field? Yes.
The question that is now being asked is: what happens if Team A has possession inside their attack area and the ball gets kicked across the centerline and Team A regains possession in their defensive end of the field, what is the new count? A 10 second count because the ball was possessed in the attack area of Team A.
Page 52 section 24
change exception to read: On an out of bounds on the endline or a timeout on the endline, the ball restarts INSIDE the attack area at the spot where the ball was when play was suspended.
Page 82 AR 29
There has been some confusion about AR 29 on page 82. The intent of the AR is this: If a player is fouled outside of the attack area and he throws a bounce pass which hits the ground OUTSIDE of the attack area, the slow whistle is over. If the bounce pass lands INSIDE the attack area, play continues.
Page 87 (c)
Delete number 2, change 3 to 2 and reword as follows: (2) No shot is taken, the ball is awarded to the team in possession or entitled to possession.
Thanks,
Chuck Winters NCAA Rules Secretary
The Crankshaft stick by STX was approved by the committee.
A clear plastic eye protection shield may be used if the treating doctor declares it is necessary for reason of safety for the student athlete. In cases where the retina has been damaged, we are allowing the shield to be of a darkened color. This should be very rare and only approved when the treating doctor mandates that a dark shield must be used.
Page 21 section 21
All players on a team must wear gloves of the same dominant color unless safety reasons require a different color glove to be worn. Change to read: same dominant (official team color) unless safety reasons.....
It has come to our attention that a more protective glove has been developed for the goalkeeper but the glove only comes in black. We will allow the goalkeeper to wear this more protective glove.
We have been told of a situation where a player lost a finger and wanted to modify his glove by cutting off the glove finger and restiching it. We have ruled that the glove could be modified in this situation.
Page 46 AR 71
This AR refers to the ball being LOOSE in the midfield area and gets kicked across the centerline into the DEFENSIVE end of the field. Does the 20 second count begin when Team A gains possession in their DEFENSIVE end of the field? Yes.
The question that is now being asked is: what happens if Team A has possession inside their attack area and the ball gets kicked across the centerline and Team A regains possession in their defensive end of the field, what is the new count? A 10 second count because the ball was possessed in the attack area of Team A.
Page 52 section 24
change exception to read: On an out of bounds on the endline or a timeout on the endline, the ball restarts INSIDE the attack area at the spot where the ball was when play was suspended.
Page 82 AR 29
There has been some confusion about AR 29 on page 82. The intent of the AR is this: If a player is fouled outside of the attack area and he throws a bounce pass which hits the ground OUTSIDE of the attack area, the slow whistle is over. If the bounce pass lands INSIDE the attack area, play continues.
Page 87 (c)
Delete number 2, change 3 to 2 and reword as follows: (2) No shot is taken, the ball is awarded to the team in possession or entitled to possession.
Thanks,
Chuck Winters NCAA Rules Secretary