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Originally Posted by Mike51
I really don't like the game clock being displayed in tenths in football. Here's why: Say Team A gains a first down and is tackled inbounds. The clock stops at 0.8 and we move the chains. Rules say that all A players must be set for one second after the RFP. With the clock starting on the ready, technically, how can they get set?
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If I understand the interpretation correctly, it does not specify that the offense being set for one second must occur entirely after the RFP.
Ready For Play to Snap Time Interval