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Law 12 - Fouls and Misconduct 4/13/2011

Sonya of Auburn, ca USA asks...

In a high school game where a fight breaks out, is it the refs responsibility to try and break up the fight? If not, who should break up the fight?...

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Law 5 - The Referee 3/15/2011

Jared Sperling of Corpus Christi, TX USA asks...

We had a situation come up during a High School Boys Varsity game the other night that I wanted to get your opinion about. In the 23rd minute of the 1st half, a player takes the ball full in the face bloodying his nose. We stop play, check on the pla...

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Law 1- The Field 3/15/2011

Scott Ashcroft of Pittstown, New Jersey USA asks...

I see this question & answer........On a corner kick the ball hit a tree limb that hung between the kicker and the goal deflecting the shot enough to change the balls angle then a player knocked it in. Was this ball out of bounds when it hit the tree...

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Law 12 - Fouls and Misconduct 2/11/2011

Brian Butterworth of Bakersfield, Ca USA asks...

I watched an interesting scenario in a high school varsity boys game. It was a very physical and competitive match. A friend of mine was refereeing the match so I was able to talk to him after the match. While I thought he handle it very well, I am n...

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Law 12 - Fouls and Misconduct 2/7/2011

James Davis of Shreveport, LA USA asks...

In our select and High School girls soccer, substantial contact is being permitted into the back of the attacking players. For some reason it seems to be much more prevalent in the girls game as compared to the boys game. Some of the contact is res...

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League Specific 2/5/2011

K Jew of San Francisco, CA USA asks...

In a high school game, does an injured goal keeper have to leave the field after attended by his/her coach or trainer?
In the FIFA LOTG and NCAA rules(I think but not sure)keepers are exempt. ...

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League Specific 1/28/2011

Ryan of Cumming, Georgia United States asks...

In the state of Georgia in the High School league, is a player from a private school aloud to play in a public school league? The private school league is already over and I'm wondering if that athlete is aloud to continue playing at a different scho...

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League Specific 1/24/2011

ryan of cumming, ga usa asks...

My friend goes to a private school and is asking to play for my public high school team. It is his off season and wants to play, is there any rule saying he can do that?

thanks...

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Law 8 - Start and Restart of Play 1/19/2011

PHIL R. of LONGVIEW, TX USA asks...

I would like a clarification on a ruling by a Texas UIL high school soccer Referee made during a non-district Texas UIL high school girls soccer game. The visiting team had possession of the ball in the home team's side of the field. Then a fight bro...

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Law 12 - Fouls and Misconduct 1/5/2011

John Schneider of Garden Grove, CA USA asks...

My question regards the keeper handling the ball outside his penalty area.

Allow me to setup a counter-attack scenario: An attacker has passed the 2nd-to-last defender and is at full sprint towards the goal. The ball was chipped over the def...

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