Welcome back. Ever to continue to minimize injuries in high school football the national federation of state high school association football rules committee has instituted new rules they'll take effect this fall. To address helmets coming off of players' heads during games from midwest orthopedics at rush sports medicine orthopedic physician Joshua wandering explains. The new rules -- take a fact. Last year they passed a rule stating that if a player's helmet came off during the course of play they had this about the next play. -- it's about one play before they can come back again. And this year they they took it one step further in and basically said that once there helmet comes off they're kind of out the action so. They can't be hit by an opposing player when their helmets often. And on the flip side. That you participated in play and block when there helmets off as a. The rule change regarding -- coming off players' heads is designed to make the game safer. And not put players in vulnerable situations like they have been in the past. Obviously if that helmet going up against someone that's not wearing one you know it could it resulted in in something fairly catastrophic and so. You know in in terms of you know is the rule basically designed towards. Concussion specifically I don't necessarily think it's that it's more just kind of changing the nature so that that and an athlete who's had his unprotected isn't. Vulnerable. Doctor -- understand your asking players to do something against their football instincts. But says it's imperative coaches continuously remind their players to stop playing their helmet comes off. In the situation of football you've got people kind of battling on the line for position and helmet comes often. I guess you know they're just expected to kind of throw their hands up then and and yeah out of the play which kind of goes against every every instinct that a football player pats and and you know it it may change the culture a little bit but. You know it probably would only take the flag me and thrown you know one or two times on a team tests to kind of get. -- you get that get the point across that you know hey you're out of the -- -- playoff action parents taking out literally hours and the phone would regional final first quarter. -- -- -- -- He's an innocent I think -- there -- the way north ahead early later off the inbound. This time around with the field turned around get the rocket man tied the game up. -- -- -- -- She's gonna drive the lane and showing off some moves that have been nice pump fake then to get away and now five point lead for the red hot. Later in the quarter wrote about my. Switch to the hole down -- Harris wouldn't be platform a thorn would regional title with a 7155. Wins over Lincoln way north. Thursday night girls -- -- after Elk -- hosting Wheaton north Neil broad regional final look at the plus an overtime -- You're finding meetings reversible three point and we north up -- -- a few possessions later reversed again avoiding the contact and getting the tough lay up the ball. We -- are looking good late. Won't sit out he goes baseline. That's our -- out and daughters to avoid the contact able to get the water and final seconds of overtime helped grow. You gonna have to try. I have court shots instead of the game just off the mark north wins a -- fifty to 58 in overtime. I girls playoff Riverside Brookfield posting provide relief in the Riverside Brookfield regional final third quarter and -- home you know think from the jumper from the heat. Bulldogs trailing. Under two minutes to -- in this one. Dining court drive and then. Beautiful name for a ball related -- thing about 64 quarter. The dished out two point lead shows hit the baseline today -- -- down 20. Seconds to go -- -- -- tied fifteenth it's paid off all my mother went through the pain for the play -- provide relief painful time. 52 to fifty over Riverside. Good news for a couple of local standout. Duke bound Jabari Parker became the fourth player in -- history to be named a McDonald's all American game -- up for the west squad. April 3 contest at the United Center. Meanwhile Whitney Young when Nate Parker was named a McDonald's all American as well -- Kentucky bound senior into the third youngest player to receive the honor and the first. Since 2006. Congratulations. And that's. Do for this week's edition of high school lights presented by discount tire irons and laugh at things are watching I can't remember for Chicago's sports news point 47. Log on to CSN Chicago dot com. We will see you next week.