Pertaining to the ability to participate in football camps with contact was allowed according to the 2013-2014 version of KHSAA's Bylaw 23:

 

Bylaw 23: 2013-2014 version:

 

http://khsaa.org/handbook/bylaws/20132014/bylaw23.pdf

 

(3) From the earlier of the day following the last date of school

or June 1, through June 24, the following stipulations are in

place:

 

a. The restrictions of Bylaw 24, Sec. 2 (Restrictions on Football

and Boys’ Basketball) and its interpretations including the

fact that school money cannot be expended for football

activities are in place;

 

b. A helmet is the only equipment that can be issued, and can

only be worn during coach supervised, on campus activity

in compliance with off-season restrictions. This equipment

prohibition does not preclude the issuance of protective

gear to individual athletes for specific singular activities

such as an all-star contest or to attend a skills combine; and

 

c. There is no KHSAA catastrophic insurance during this period.

 

No wording similar to that which is present in underlined and bold letters above exists in the 2014-2015 version of KHSAA's Bylaw 23. In other words, KHSAA took it out and it is now against the rules to participate in football camps with contact prior to August 1st.

 

Bylaw 23: 2014-2015 version (contains all bylaws):

 

http://khsaa.org/handbook/20142015/bylaws.pdf

Again, you have drawn the wrong conclusion based on the evidence provided.

Again, you have drawn the wrong conclusion based on the evidence provided.

 

:no::no::no:

 

Old school version of Bylaw 23 explicitly states that singular activities such as all-star contests and skill combines are allowed to have contact with full pads.

 

The new version of Bylaw 23 does NOT state anywhere that this is an allowable activity.

 

Again, you are incorrect.

Interesting photo of Madison Southern from 7/12/2014.

 

Madison Southern and Scott County from 7/12/2014

 

My GRC team plays against Madison Southern in a scrimmage 2 weeks from tomorrow.

 

GRC will not go into full pads with contact until Saturday, August 2nd.

 

Madison Southern was hitting as of 7/12/2014 and maybe earlier.

 

Safety?

 

There is no safety. If any of our kids get hurt because Madison Southern has had 3 extra weeks to prepare for a scrimmage in full pads, then there might be a lawsuit against a lot of folks.

There is no safety. If any of our kids get hurt because Madison Southern has had 3 extra weeks to prepare for a scrimmage in full pads, then there might be a lawsuit against a lot of folks.

GRC could have went to camp the same as so many other schools. Maybe you should ask that coach you don't like why they didn't.

I would think that firing off a complaint to The Association would be in order if this is a concern. Might be instructive to see the response.

I would think that firing off a complaint to The Association would be in order if this is a concern. Might be instructive to see the response.

 

I thought about that.

 

However, if I reported it to the KHSAA now, it would reveal my identity to them on here.

 

I would like to remain anonymous.

 

They have enough information about this situation.

GRC could have went to camp the same as so many other schools.

 

Then GRC would have been breaking the newly instituted rules governed by KHSAA Bylaw 23 as so many other schools appear to be doing.

More pictures of Madison Southern in full pads.

 

They went to Trooper Island Camp this week.

 

 

More Madison Southern pictures of the camp from July 12 and 13, 2014.

 

 

 

 

 

Then GRC would have been breaking the newly instituted rules governed by KHSAA Bylaw 23 as so many other schools appear to be doing.

First of all, the Bylaws you are quoting don't go into effect until next year, not this year. Secondly, you have provided no proof that attending camps is illegal this, or next, year.

Here's a picture I like:

 

 

 

If you can't see it, it's a lost ball in high weeds.

First of all, the Bylaws you are quoting don't go into effect until next year, not this year. Secondly, you have provided no proof that attending camps is illegal this, or next, year.

If I am not mistaken, aren't the by laws being quoted here the same ones you referenced in the McCracken County thread?