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FALL AREA FALL AREA MEETINGMEETING20102010
Value of What Value of What You DoYou Do
“Far and away the best prize that life has to offer is the chance to
work hard at work worth doing.”
Theodore Roosevelt
Football Scheduling
Issues
Football History of Section Football Scheduling Issues FB Task Force Formed last winter Recommendations in April Refined in June and August
Zero Week Positives
Assists finding games for some schools Teams with different bye weeks Teams from other states
Not a major impact on current playoff system
Negatives: Have to start practice on week early Unfair advantage for week 2 Must take one week off - Bye Week How is that monitored No Scrimmage
Zero Week Policy
Both schools must apply See sample application form Must be approved – not for whoever
wants to do this During bye week – conditioning only
Only 3 days?? Or 5 days?? Would go into effect immediately –
2011
Seeding – Point System
One standard point system Size of school Wins and losses of opponents QRF or other program
Already passed – specifics late fall
Possible Playoff Format Change Form of Section Football Still a concept Details could be changed
Possible Format Everyone schedules 1st game or two,
against opponents of choice Natural rivalries Former conference opponents Those in close proximity These games do not impact the playoffs
Difficulty – use Scheduling Clearinghouse
Possible Format Continued Next 7 games played in the section Sections of 9 would be matched with
another section of 9 to fill in the bye play their section over a 9 week period
Only play 1 (2?) non-section games
in sections of 10 not every team would be able to play each other every year
Format – Plan I
Play one non-section game, followed by 7 section games.
Conduct playoffs according to current format
Seeding based on results of games with section opponents
Top 8 advance to Section Playoffs. Could “cross-section” in all or some classes.
Plan I Schedule – ‘10 Dates Section Teams
Gophers Hawkeyes Wolverines Wildcats Badgers Spartans Lions Hoosiers
September 2 or 3: Non-Section Gophers vs Crimson Tide Hawkeyes vs Cyclones Badgers vs. Packers Etc.
September 10: Begin Section Round Robin Gophers vs. Badgers Hawkeyes vs. Wolverines Wildcats vs. Hoosiers Spartans vs. Lions
September 17: Gophers vs. Wolverines Hawkeyes vs. Wildcats Etc.
September 24: Gophers vs. Wildcats Hawkeyes vs. Spartans Etc.
October 1: Gophers vs. Spartans Hawkeyes vs. Lions Etc.
October 8: Gophers vs. Lions Hawkeyes vs. Hoosiers Etc.
October 15: Gophers vs. Hoosiers Hawkeyes vs. Lions Etc.
October 20 (Wednesday - MEA): Gophers vs. Lions Hawkeyes vs. Badgers Etc.
October 26 (Tuesday) – Same as now: 1 vs 8 2 vs 7 3 vs 6 4 vs 5
October 30 (Saturday) – Same as now: Semifinals
November 5 (Friday) – Same as now: Section Championship November 12 – State Quarterfinals November 19 & 20 – State Semifinals November 26 & 27 – Prep Bowl
Questions???Questions???
Format – Plan II Play 2 non-section games to start the season,
followed by 7 section games Top 4 from each section play a 4 team playoff to
determine the Sec Champ OR cross-over with top 4 from another section
could depend on class or area of the state Two games are played to determine the two
who advance to the State (Games 10 and 11). Those who don’t finish in the top four match
up for game 10 within their section (or cross-over)
Plan II Schedule:
September 2 or 3: (non-section) Gophers vs Trojans Hawkeyes vs Cyclones Badgers vs. Bison Etc.
September 10: (non-section) Gophers vs. Longhorns Hawkeyes vs. Panthers Badgers vs. Packers Etc.
September 17: Gophers vs. Badgers Hawkeyes vs. Wolverines Wildcats vs. Hoosiers Spartans vs. Lions
September 24: Gophers vs. Wolverines Hawkeyes vs. Wildcats Etc.
October 1: Gophers vs. Wildcats Hawkeyes vs. Spartans Etc.
October 8: Gophers vs. Spartans Hawkeyes vs. Lions Etc.
Begin Section Round Robin
October 15: Gophers vs. Lions Hawkeyes vs. Hoosiers Etc.
October 20 (Wednesday - MEA): Gophers vs. Hoosiers Hawkeyes vs. Lions Etc.
October 26 (Tuesday): (Game 9) Gophers vs. Lions Hawkeyes vs. Badgers Etc.
October 30 (Saturday) – Game 10 Section Semifinals – top 4
Could cross-over with another section Seeds 5 – 8 schedule an additional game
#5 vs #6 and #7 vs #8 – OR Cross –over: #8 vs. #8, #7 vs. #7, etc.
November 5 (Friday) – Game 11 Winners from Semifinals play Winner is Sec Playoff Champ -- to State
Quarterfinals If cross-over, the top 2 would advance
November 12; 19-20; 26-27 – State Tournament
Questions ???
Positives Everyone gets a schedule and everyone
could play 10 games (minimum of 9)
Plan I allows 8 teams to advance to playoffs, and Plan II allows Four teams advance to playoffs which would allow the possibility of having cross-over games with another section
Opportunity for extra home game -- increased gate receipts and concessions
Significantly less time spent on scheduling
Continued Seeding for playoffs is not an issue --
scheduling of non-section games easier Easy adjustment to move to a shorter,
earlier season if necessary (loss of Dome). Season could be shortened by one game; or season could start one week earlier; or both.
Plan two eliminates 1 vs. 8 More teams end season on a positive Maintain at least some if not most
natural/conference rivalries
Continued Can play non-section games against
schools in different classes with no bearing on playoff/seeding
Regular season games mean more due to section standings and making the playoffs = create more interest during the regular season??
Eliminates football as an issue for establishing and maintaining conferences
Section opponents may change every 2 years
Potential Problems and Issues First two to three games have no
meaning? (already happens to an extent in conference play)
No – “second season” for half the teams in Plan II
Increased travel in some cases Increased travel if there are cross-
overs Sections change – difficult to build
rivalries
Problems Continued Challenges for sections of 9 and 10, but
there are solutions Does this fix the problem?? Lose tradition of conference play –
Section Champion instead of Conference Champion
All-Section teams instead of All-Conference teams
Regions would lose some revenue from section play
Fill Out Survey Form
Consider the Big Picture
List what you like & don’t like Zero Week Possible Format Change
Affect on travel Other comments
Fall Sport UpdatesFall Sport Updates Soccer –
Jersey Rule change for 2012 – home must wear Solid White jersey & socks
Varsity Only – OK to “pass down”
LEGAL ILLEGAL
Soccer Continued
Visitor wears dark jersey and socks Color of shorts is not restricted
Also beginning in 2012: All jerseys, including goalie must have
numbers on the back Numbers on front of jersey or shorts
Shinguards – NOCSAE seal & height range Current rule – tape on socks REMINDER: 16 Games in 2011
Volleyball
New Ball
Official Ball
Doesn’t have to be this brand Don’t have? Use opponents if
possible
FootballFootball Jersey Rule change for 2012
Quarterfinal Sites
RecommendationRecommendation
When purchasing clothing Make sure its right Don’t rely on salesperson Don’t Assume
youth & club sports Clause in contract:
“Uniform meets NFHS Requirements”
Winter Sport UpdatesWinter Sport Updates
Gymnastics – for 2012-13
Landing area for vault 18’ x 8’ Landing area for Beam 12’ x 8’ Working area under the beam 15’ x
15.5’
Basketball – Uniforms Check Website -- powerpoint
Dance TeamDance Team Form for Choreography
& uniform certification
“Re-Registration” for Sections
Judges Procedures Manual was sent Rule Book will not
Electronic Tabulation Program – FREE!
Spring Sport UpdatesSpring Sport Updates Softball – pitching distance –
Make change this fall Go to SB Activity page for specific
instructions
Front edge of pitching plate
Tip of plate
BaseballBaseball Baseball Bats
New Rule for 2012BBCORE – must be labeledAvailability
IMMEDIATE change for 2011Composite (barrel) bats are ILLEGAL
State Baseball 2011
Rule Books – Every 2 Rule Books – Every 2 Years!Years! Rule books are only being provided to
officials every two years Exceptions: Gymnastics and Sync
Swimming All sports will have new books 2011-12 Rule supplements with rule changes and
points of emphasis are prepared and distributed for each sport – off yr
This can save you $$ – Keep rule bk until new is rec’d
Uniform Recognition Uniform Recognition PolicyPolicy Established to assist you N0 special colored uniforms or
equipment Do things that are legal
Decals on helmets or shoes Shoe laces Socks (except in soccer) Sweatbands – wrist, head – ck the rules Warm-ups
Region/Section Region/Section ConsistencyConsistency History Items now in place – timelines
Forfeits Seeding Rental
Individual Sport items being worked on Track and others
ConcussionConcussion
More than just liability Care about kids and their health Impress upon coaches and kids
the seriousness and long term affects
You NEED to do this! Another Success Story! Easy to Implement:
Print response protocol and Student Response Teams Worksheet
Give to your coaching staff (all levels) Fill in relevant info, assign roles, review
with team Review periodically during the season
““Bring It” – Video and Bring It” – Video and SongSong Positive energy to positive and negative
situations We can’t always control the situation –
BUT we can control our response! 5 minute video – song written by students All about choice Bring It Took Kit – coming soon – home
page Download song, lyrics, program ads, cheer
and dance routines
ReminderReminder
Waiver when forced to use a non-registered official
Letter and specifics on Admin side of website
add logo
Over nine hundred officials in attendance Educate, Recognize and
Celebrate Impact on officiating in MN Challenge to build on what
happened Thanks to AD’s who participated
Approximately 100 on Sunday Issues for Associations
Ninety Attended the 2-day National Conference
Thanks!