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From the "Joint Philosophies" document that came out this year from several of the major conferences:
2. If there is a potential offensive holding but the action occurs away from the point of attack and has no (or could have no) effect on the play, offensive holding will not be called. 3. If there is a potential for defensive holding but the action occurs away from the point of attack and has no (or could have no) effect on the play, defensive holding will not be called 6. Holding can be called even if the quarterback is sacked as it may be the other half of an offset foul 9. Rarely will you have a hold on a double team block unless there is a takedown or the defender breaks the double team and is pulled back. |
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The no-call is a good philosophy, and is consistent with the rule book - you have to consider advantage. I teach what I call POST - other people call it other things:
P - point of attack - call it O - obvious, everyone sees it - call it S - safety rule - call it T - If it's not POS, then it's a talk-to You also have to consider point of attack. If a tackle is holding a linebacker who is trying to get across the field to the runner, you might call that. If two lineman are dancing - the hold has no impact, so pass on it. As to what you tell a lineman who was being held, you don't have to explain the philosophy of holding. Just tell him you didn't see it, but you'll keep an eye on it. |
illegal participation - variant rules
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If I were a team B coach who noticed an uncovered receiver when the team itself didn't, I'd rush a 12th player on under that rule. (It may be faster than getting the captain's att'n to ask for time out.) Or is that going to be treated differently from late getting off? And what does "give them every opportunity" mean? Have U or R stand over the ball and command B to call time or remedy the situation? Robert |
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I can see only one good reason for penalizing holding where the held player made a tackle: the possibility that without his being held, it could've been a "better" tackle, i.e. one that knocked the ball loose or made the dead ball spot more favorable to his team. Robert |
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