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Old Mon Sep 05, 2005, 02:34pm
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Originally posted by Middleman
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Originally posted by Whistles & Stripes
If they're on the field, they take the risk of being warned/flagged ...

Given that it is a Point of Emphasis this year, I feel like you can't go wrong in whistling it the first time. It is JUST A WARNING and doesn't cost them a yard.
You see, this is why I asked the question. This is NOT about sideline decorum, W&S. This is about a coach being on the field between downs to talk to a player. There is no "warning" provided for in the rules, it's 15 yards. Yet many wing officials seem to ignore the rule.

I guess they don't want to make waves on their sideline.
Maybe I'm wrong, and I'm too lazy to pull the book out right now, but I think this falls under the "first a warning, 2nd 5 yards, and subsequent 15 yards" rule.
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