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Post by CVBears on Mar 23, 2007 14:22:44 GMT -6
Does any one have leagues that have a "four quarters total" rule? Meaning a kid could get two quarters of JV and two of varsity in a one week period. Or 3 at varsity and 1 at JV, however it worked out no more than four quarters.
A lot of leagues are not set up in a conducive manner to implement this type of rule. In games that you have "mop up time" or "scrub time" where you are emptying your bench getting players pt, you still make sure they get a full game in, not just a quarter or two. It has advantages and disadvantages.
I'm just curious if any one has this type of stuff in their league
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Post by phantom on Mar 23, 2007 14:53:37 GMT -6
Our state's rule is 40 quarters per regular season plus they can't play two games on the same day.
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Post by coachcb on Mar 23, 2007 15:41:09 GMT -6
In Montana, the kids can't play more than 8 quarters a week and can't play 2 games in the same day. Only really had an issue with it with under classmen; lot's of freshman and soph's getting playing time at feshman, sophmore, and JV.
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Post by coachmoore42 on Mar 26, 2007 14:29:39 GMT -6
(Georgia) GHSA rules allow six quarters per week (it used to be five). The week begins with the varsity game (usually Friday). I would assume only one game per day but I'm not sure that it is worded that way in the rule book, we have never had more than one game scheduled on a single day.
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Post by wingtol on Mar 27, 2007 8:22:46 GMT -6
No such rule like that in PA thank God. I couldn't imagine what we would have done this year. We have small numbers and dress all our players for varsity. We were lucky enough this year to be able to play alot of young kids( JV) in varsity games, a few times for a whole half so that could have left us short handed or forced us to play the starters longer than we want
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