redskinfbco92
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I have seen an increase in parents setting up cameras on the fences to tape their daughters' pitches - just curious can an opposing coach say no to this? Are there any rules surrounding the taping of games?
Video taping games
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NewOldBlood
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No rules about taping games. Most people are taping for recruiting purposes or for the highlights not scouting. It's funny you said "to tape their daughters' pithes". Most people I know who tape that are not coaches are taping their daughters' swings.
redskinfbco92
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The one thing I saw that was upsetting was video was shown to the coach during the game, kind of gives an unfair advantage IMO
Only OHSAA rule with video taping games is to not set up in play and no drones.
In SWO a lot of the larger schools have pressboxes that have video/audio. Also community access will bring in TV truck for games.
Most parents tape or take pictures from the stands or dugout area if they have access for recruiting or memory books.
https://www.ohsaa.org/sports/201516GeneralSportRegulationChanges.pdf
In SWO a lot of the larger schools have pressboxes that have video/audio. Also community access will bring in TV truck for games.
Most parents tape or take pictures from the stands or dugout area if they have access for recruiting or memory books.
https://www.ohsaa.org/sports/201516GeneralSportRegulationChanges.pdf
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Yappi
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There was a time when some leagues had a ban on technology during the game. You were free to tape a game, just not use it during the game. This also applied to texting. There was a story about 15 years ago about a coach texting his coaches from 3rd base coaches box. Most leagues had a ban on it at the time.