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Live ball
When does the football become live in dealing with the restricted area? Some officials say the restricted area needs to be clear as soon as the ball is signaled ready for play and others state that the restricted area must be clear at the snap? Which is it??
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The ball is live at the snap. |
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In Washington state, we try 2 things: when the ready for play whistle is sounded, it's the signal for the coaches to get in the box, or when the offensive team is coming to the line of scrimmage. It's really not in the rule book, but let me know how your area addresss this.
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Let us get into "Good Trouble." ----------------------------------------------------------- Charles Michael “Mick” Chambers (1947-2010) |
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There are two very distinctly different types of problems with violating the "restricted zone".
Those who allow the emotions of the moment to override their understanding of what are reasonable and practical restrictions, and those who CHOOSE to consistently defy those sensible restrictions, because they claim some imaginary authority to be there as some sort of titular and historic "right". The solution is being able, and willing, to recognize the difference, and treat each problem appropriately. |
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