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trainerlee Tue Sep 28, 2004 11:29am
If a team has no timeouts left, are they allowed to throw the red flag and challenge a call?

JRutledge Tue Sep 28, 2004 11:57am
Yes and no??
 
I am not totally sure. But the challenges are not all based on timeouts. They only get two challenges per game. If both of their challenges (new rule this year) then they get one extra challenge. But I am not totally sure that it is totally tied up in the timeouts. I think they are, but I have yet to see that happen.

But they can still have plays challenged in the last 2 minutes of the halves by the decision in the booth.

Peace

mikesears Tue Sep 28, 2004 12:08pm
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Originally posted by trainerlee
If a team has no timeouts left, are they allowed to throw the red flag and challenge a call?
No. A team must have a timeout to be able to initiate a challenge.

PSU213 Thu Sep 30, 2004 01:07am
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Originally posted by mikesears
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Originally posted by trainerlee
If a team has no timeouts left, are they allowed to throw the red flag and challenge a call?
No. A team must have a timeout to be able to initiate a challenge.
Right, because if they lose the challenge they are charged with the TO.

mikesears Thu Sep 30, 2004 06:34am
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Originally posted by PSU213
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Originally posted by mikesears
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Originally posted by trainerlee
If a team has no timeouts left, are they allowed to throw the red flag and challenge a call?
No. A team must have a timeout to be able to initiate a challenge.
Right, because if they lose the challenge they are charged with the TO.
OK, then, in Fed RUles, can a coach request a coaches conference to discuss the misapplication of a rule if he is out of timeouts?
Yes. If the call is not changed, the coach is charged with delay of game. NFL does not have such a provision.

PSU213 Fri Oct 01, 2004 12:16am
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Originally posted by BushRef
OK, then, in Fed RUles, can a coach request a coaches conference to discuss the misapplication of a rule if he is out of timeouts?
Yes, as Mike Sears said.

JugglingReferee Fri Oct 01, 2004 05:46am
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Originally posted by trainerlee
If a team has no timeouts left, are they allowed to throw the red flag and challenge a call?
I do not think they will be penalized for throwing the flag, but the challenge request will not be recognized if they have no timeouts left.


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