Re: Falls, Nearfalls, and Out-of-Bounds
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11/21/17 11:08 PM
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Chase
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Welcome to the legendary wrestling forum coach
Hey Butt-Head what did people do before they invented TV? Don't be stupid Beavis there's always been TV, there's just more channels now. Oh yeah, heh heh hehe... progress is cool. Heh hehe heh
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Re: Falls, Nearfalls, and Out-of-Bounds
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11/22/17 12:57 AM
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Kit Harris
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NFHS needs to GO. TO. COLLEGE. OUT. OF. BOUNDS. RULES!
Ridiculous they are so hesitant to do it. When NCAA made this change, I feel it was one of the best rule changes they made in decades! It is so easy to ref, lot easier for wrestlers, and fans as well.
It seems they are trying to "phase" in that direction, but in doing so made it even more confusing.
College out-of-bounds rules would be best, easiest, and most sensible route to go for NFHS, in my opinion.
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Re: Falls, Nearfalls, and Out-of-Bounds
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11/22/17 06:14 PM
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Mike Juby
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We've been told that the NFHS rules will be enforced as written. This means that toes on the mat, with knees up, will not yield back points or a fall when the opponent is out of bounds. I agree that this is poor technique, but that's how I understand it will be called in Kansas.
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