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From the "Joint Philosophies" document that came out this year from several of the major conferences:
2. If there is a potential offensive holding but the action occurs away from the point of attack and has no (or could have no) effect on the play, offensive holding will not be called.
3. If there is a potential for defensive holding but the action occurs away from the point of attack and has no (or could have no) effect on the play, defensive holding will not be called
6. Holding can be called even if the quarterback is sacked as it may be the other half of an offset foul
9. Rarely will you have a hold on a double team block unless there is a takedown or the defender breaks the double team and is pulled back.
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