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What's next?
🏈I'll work on an enforcement table, to see if I can simplify it for myself
🏈Work on formatting, and some editing to shorten it up
🏈 I'll look for another place to share it, where I can keep in it Word. Maybe Dropbox
🏈I'll update for 2025 when I get the new book
Pages 82, 83 and 84 added to my NFHS Football Rules Book Notes. For 10-5-1 I added the special enforcements instead of just the citation that the rule book has.
That's it. All done. But not really.
Link is in bio.
I added my notes for page 81 of the NFHS Football Rules Book.
More like I wrote them out than made notes. I might add a better table summarizing it. (There is a table on 84).
For now, just one more page of any substance! Should be done with that this weekend.
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I added three pages of notes, pages 72, 73 and 74.
Some of those signals tend to flummox the press box, like the recent change to use the bock in the back signal for illegal use of hands.
Link is in bio.
NFHS Football Rules Book
I just added notes on pages 70 and 71 of the 2024 NFHS Football Rules Book. A lot of these two pages is directly from the Book. Don't trust the notes, always defer to the Book. I may leave out something important because I'm comfortable with it and vice versa.
I just finished notes on pages 64, 65, 66 and 67 of the NFHS Football Rules Book.
A couple had not much more than a table, and there were articles that did not warrant any notes.
Link is in bio.
Page 53 high school football rules are added. At some point after this first pass, I'll go back and paraphrase some of this. Page 53 has some detailed info so most is quoted, with a couple of observations added.



