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Wed Sep 13, 2006, 08:12am
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25 seconds left
Does a team have to snap the ball if there are 25 seconds on the clock when the ready for play is given? Play scenerio: Nearing the end of the first quarter, Team A gets tackled inbounds and the officials stop the clock to move the chains. The clock shows 25 seconds left, and the clock is going to start on the RFP. Does team A have to snap the ball or can the quarter expire? If they have to snap it, will we enforce the penalty for delay of game from the succeeding spot? What if this same scenerio happens at the end of the 2nd quarter or 4th quarter? If this is a foul, by rule, we don't extend the period for fouls that don't occur during the last timed down of the period. What would you do?
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