Illegal spiking
 

Shot gun formation QB spikes to kill clock illegal we got that but do you start on the snap or RFP?


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I assume you are talking NFHS, because this is not illegal in NCAA.

Read Rule 3-4-3.

I am out of town and do not have my rulebook to review the exact rule, but that sounds like an illegal forward pass. If that is the case, I believe with the newer rule we can decide to run the clock on the RFP with the new rule and penalty enforcement under 2:00.

Peace

Oh. When I read the subject line, I thought it was going to be about stepping on someone w your cleats, or maybe wearing illegal cleats.

What about 3-4-6


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In NFHS it’s an IFP / intentional grounding. I’m invoking illegally conserving time and starting on the ready. This is a widely accepted practice for an IG penalty late in the half/game because the passer is trying to stop the clock illegally. We can not invoke the new 2 minute rule that allows the offended team the option because that rule only works in one direction: the offended team can choose to start the clock on the snap when the result of the play would otherwise start it on the ready. It does not allow them to choose to start the clock on the ready when the result of the play is on the snap. Result of the play is an incomplete pass, i.e. starts on the snap unless we invoke illegally conserving time.

Yes, you can invoke that rule as VA Official noted. My point was that this foul is intentional grounding (a type of IFP). Under 3-4-3, the clock starts on the snap after any il/legal forward pass. That is under the assumption that the R doesn't invoke consume/conserve.

Thanks for the good feed back that's what we did (RFP) just wasn't 100%


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Don't let a team benefit from cheating. Start on the RFP.