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Tue Nov 18, 2008, 12:22pm
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Game Clock Rule
2008 NCAA
1. Does the game clock ever start with the ready-for-play signal [S1] from the ref? 2. Rule 3-2-5 indicates that the game clock does not start until a legal snap or ref signal [S2] following various incidents, such as first down as a result of play. Is there any reason a ref would not give the clock wind signal [S2] before the snap? Does he have to give the ready-for-play signal [S1] and the clock wind signal [S2] for these incidents? 3. Is this the same for UIL/HS rules? Last edited by SCFLDad; Tue Nov 18, 2008 at 12:30pm. 
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