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Low Block and 2 point stance in shotgun
https://www.nfhs.org/media/1015055/2...f-emphasis.pdf
This years Point of Emphasis says it is illegal unless the player is superhuman. It is nearly impossible for a lineman in a two-point stance to legally block below the waist in this situation because of the time required for the lineman to drop from an upright position and block an opponent below the waist. Prior to the snap, game officials should be aware of whether the ball will be snapped hand-to-hand or to a back in shotgun formation, player positioning and alignment, and which players may legally block below the waist. How many state associations have said to call it BBW this year?
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We still allow an immediate block low on any lineman that is doing the blocking. Never been told to change that stance. Any delay, then we have a different issue, whether it be shotgun or hand to hand snap.
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We also allow BBW on the initial charge as long as it is immediately after the snap.
However, from a practical standpoint, I've seen less & less of this over the past several years. The main purpose of a two-point stance is to enhance pass blocking. |
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but on quick game passing you want their hands down and there is no better way to do that than hit them low. it is very easy to fire out low from a 2 point if the kid has good low stance and steps and drops all in one motion, it is silly to say that is nearly impossible. They should not have to tip off the defense by putting their hand on the ground.
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They're being overly wordy in their examples. Only Q3 needs to be answered to determine the outcome. |
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Anyone have a 2015 casebook? What does 2.17.2 situation e say?
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So the POE and the Case Book don't really agree. That is really bad but not surprising.
It is nearly impossible for a lineman in a two-point stance to legally block below the waist in this situation because of the time required for the lineman to drop from an upright position and block an opponent below the waist.
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The NF could easily outlaw a certain kind of block by just saying what should not be allowed. Giving a casebook interpretation and telling us what is unlikely is silly.
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I looked at that. Does that then give you access to the iPhone/iPad app...? (No, I can't believe I just asked that either, fellas....but I did.)
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