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The current HS rules allows this. You must enforce the current rules whether you like them or not and let the rule committee determine the rules. Make your concerns known to the rules committee. If you do not agree with the approve rules, then officiate another sport.
My questions are can this formation be used at the NCAA level. If you want to engage me in an intelligent dialogue, then I will gladly do it. But instead, you insult and attack other people integrity. Glad you will stay a saturday morning recreation pee-wee flag official, feel bad for the 6 yr old kids though. Quote:
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I can't believe I am doing this.......
The NCAA answer HAS been given already. Did you read the responses? Are you a coach, an official, or something else? (And if you are from Texas, you likely know that HS football in Texas is played under NCAA rules, hence this "offense" is illegal in Texas HS football except on 4th down, and sometimes not even on 4th down) |
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Your question has been answered numerous times throughout this thread. The A-11 is almost NEVER legal under NCAA rules.
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