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Football Officiating => General Discussion => Topic started by: bossman72 on January 26, 2011, 12:49:25 PM
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Same guy in these two videos?
http://vimeo.com/1913104
[yt=425,350]27u9D4Kqp-A[/yt]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=27u9D4Kqp-A&feature=related
This guy here may have a severe case of Voice Immodulation Disorder. haha ;D
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Check the Youtube link again. I think we are missing a little bit of the address.
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Check the Youtube link again. I think we are missing a little bit of the address.
Fixed
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I do have to say I didn't notice the false start on the wide receiver. He doesn't appear to duck down and push off until the ball is being snapped. The official on the far side was probably queried on that one after the game by his bosses.
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I do have to say I didn't notice the false start on the wide receiver. He doesn't appear to duck down and push off until the ball is being snapped. The official on the far side was probably queried on that one after the game by his bosses.
Maybe I'm used to Canoodian rules, where all hell breaks loose, but that's tight.
Question, though: in my memory of NFHS rules, that's an offensive encroachment and the play is shut down.
In Canadian rules, we'd call something akin to that as an offside.
Should this have been a) shut down or b) called offside?
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It was shut down. If you listen to the audio, you can hear the whistles as the ball is thrown and you see the back judge stopping the clock in the end zone instead of ringing it up. I definitely didn't see a false start, but maybe the guy was lined up in the neutral zone and the wing gave him up until the snap to correct himself.