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Originally Posted by Bob M.
REPLY: Is that a 'local' interpretation or did you see that in some Federation or NCAA book/bulletin?
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Fed 7-1-7 After the ball is ready for play and before the snap begins, no false start shall be made by any A player. It is a false start if: a. A shift or feigned charge simulates action at the snap.
The way I envision dumbref's situation, the running back is doing the "skip-hop" as the first movement of his participation in the play, and is doing it prior to the snap. Perhaps I am not envisioning it correctly.