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Originally Posted by bossman72
I've seen officials communicate "double sticks" all the time, but why? It seems kind of pointless to me...
Also, what's a "clock killer" and why do you signal it?
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A "clock killer" signal for us means that we will be stopping the clock after this play no matter what the result. Usually on a fourth down play when the offense is going for it. If the offense get the first down, the clock is stopped to reset the sticks. If they fail to get the first down, the clock is stopped for the change of possession.