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Football Officiating => Texas Topics => Topic started by: TXMike on February 25, 2014, 06:09:47 AM
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http://www.uiltexas.org/files/athletics/Football_News_Feb_2014.pdf (http://www.uiltexas.org/files/athletics/Football_News_Feb_2014.pdf)
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Thanks Mike. Interesting language about current NCAA clock. Wonder what exceptions there will be.
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Very interesting, the way it read there will not be any UIL timing exceptions. :bOW
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Thanks for sharing, Mike.
RIP Zero Week.
Interesting to see on the timing, hopefully they are going straight NCAA timing rules.
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I think it pretty certain there will be no 10 second runoffs, and I don't think that the clock will start after OOB. Coaches in my area have never liked those things for their games.
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I think it pretty certain there will be no 10 second runoffs, and I don't think that the clock will start after OOB. Coaches in my area have never liked those things for their games.
Perhaps they will bump up the quarters to 15 to make up for the loss of time.
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Jason, I'm going to beat you over the head for saying that. Coaches don't even need to hear that idea.
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Be careful about reading too much into something written by non officiating non football burro crats
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Jason, I'm going to beat you over the head for saying that. Coaches don't even need to hear that idea.
To be consistent even the Jr. High games will be 15 min qtrs. ;D
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To be consistent even the Jr. High games will be 15 min qtrs. ;D
Not a bad idea.. Clock never stops, would be simpler in the long run with the 40 sec clock. It would also be easier for them to schedule and know when games would be over on week nights.
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Now I could go with 15 minute running clock for sub varsity games, last 2 minutes of each half run real clock.
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It's a good find for me, thanks for sharing Mike..