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What is proper protocol regarding music on the PA system during a game?

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Funny how the people who know the least about a situation have the most solutions? Reminds me of the old Andy Griffith with Barney advising Andy on parenting. They're also good at spending other people's money.

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Yeah! Winning 3 state championships in a row and the winningest program in Kentucky, Highlands should definately change what they are doing, maybe they should use different busses as well...................... NOT!

 

Thats what a team does when they havent had a winning record in 3 years does.

 

Yeah the sideline is tight, but no it is not against the rules. And yeah Highlands takes charter busses to every game, get over it.

Actually, I could see where those rules will change very soon. It is KHSAA rule that the team stay a distance from the sidelines that their stand space does not allow. It has been and is a liability. The fact of the matter is that sometimes somebody had to get hurt before liabilities are fixed. The old thats the way it has always been doesn't hold up in court.

So is there actually a rule about the PA system or a band playing music during play? If so, has anyone ever seen it enforced?

So is there actually a rule about the PA system or a band playing music during play? If so, has anyone ever seen it enforced?

 

A couple of years ago when CovCath was playing one of the Big GCL school at UC, one of the stripes when to the sidelines and told the GCL band to stop playing when CovCath was trying to snap the ball! I have to admit however it was the first and last time I have ever seen it called and haven't seen it called since!

What is proper portocol regarding music on the PA system during a game?

 

Make sure the music doesn't suck.

Actually, I could see where those rules will change very soon. It is KHSAA rule that the team stay a distance from the sidelines that their stand space does not allow. It has been and is a liability. The fact of the matter is that sometimes somebody had to get hurt before liabilities are fixed. The old thats the way it has always been doesn't hold up in court.

 

When was the last time there was an injury related to Highlands sideline? And does it occur more frequently than other sidelines?

Highlands can't rent School busses off the County? I'm pretty sure other schools do it. Do they use charter busses for all sports or just football?

Funny how the people who know the least about a situation have the most solutions.

 

:thumb:

What is proper portocol regarding music on the PA system during a game?

 

Make sure the music doesn't suck.

 

"ALLLLLL ABOOOOOAAAARRRRRDDDDDD!!!!!!!" (Sorry, I know that's a poor "Crazy Train" impression.:rolleyes:)

Highlands can't rent School busses off the County? I'm pretty sure other schools do it. Do they use charter busses for all sports or just football?

 

Ever think that they might get a sweet deal on the charters?

Friday needs to hurry up and get here. :banana: :banana:

I recently saw this at a Northern Ky Game whenever the home team had a defensive stand going Hells bells was played straight through the snap with no consideration to play calling at the line of srimmage by the opponent.

 

Yea it wouldn't be that bad if that school had some better speakers it must be a Union thing.

Highlands can't rent School busses off the County? I'm pretty sure other schools do it. Do they use charter busses for all sports or just football?

 

Yeah they probably could do that, but instead they rent better busses. Who cares it's just busses.

I won't act like people treat the opposing team like crap from the Fort as Rob put it. However, it is tough to argue that you have problems with funds when you are taking charter buses to local games. I have a feeling that sideline issue could be fixed if it was deemed necessary.

 

Take out stands. You are simply not supplying your opposing team proper facilities at gametime. Do you know how much charter buses cost? If you use them every game, I guarantee you are overspending by 10-15 K a year.

 

It would cost very little compared to what you are thinking to remove stands in the front to have room for the opposition during the game. It is simply not a priority.

 

Yet it is an issue.

 

Your opinion. Larger schools cant even comply with KHSAA rules due to a lack of space on the sidelines. I am sure that someday the liability issue will be recognized.

 

Actually, I could see where those rules will change very soon. It is KHSAA rule that the team stay a distance from the sidelines that their stand space does not allow. It has been and is a liability. The fact of the matter is that sometimes somebody had to get hurt before liabilities are fixed. The old thats the way it has always been doesn't hold up in court.

 

What is proper portocol regarding music on the PA system during a game? If you have forgotten, that is the thread title. All these complaints and accusations and threats, you would have thought you have spent many a times on that sideline in your days. LOL!!! Since you jacked the thread up, so will I.

 

For what it's worth, which is about a $1,000,000.00, man I got dizzy typing that, HHS and Ft. Thomas doesn't have the luxury of a generous donor to help update, what, 16+/- year old facilities to the tune of a $1,000,000.00 plus some change. LOL!!! Oh and heck yeah I'm jealous. What athletic program wouldn't love to have donations like that. Your football facilities are top notch. Enjoy the playoffs.:thumb:

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