If your helmet comes off, you're out for 1 play; if it's PULLED off, it's a penalty on them.
No more "force out" catches... you MUST land inbounds.
NFHS | High School Football Players Must Sit Out One Play When Helmet Comes Off
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If your helmet comes off, you're out for 1 play; if it's PULLED off, it's a penalty on them.
No more "force out" catches... you MUST land inbounds.
NFHS | High School Football Players Must Sit Out One Play When Helmet Comes Off
Have never seen that called. I had no idea that that was the rule previously.Quote:
Originally Posted by VHSLhelper
Me either. Never had it called in my favor in high school.
Takes away the "judgement" I guess of would he have landed in or not if he wasn't pushed or knocked out..now it is either yes or no. Well, that is the way I read it.
Yeah, I got that. You're either in or out. That's the way it should be. The NFL had this stupid rule a few years back and canned it. I had no idea that it was ever used in high school games.Quote:
Originally Posted by Slobber Knocker
I dont get that call either. Its really a judgement call too, was he forced out? Did he fall out? Did he ever have actual possession?
But I'm with Lung, I have never once seen a force out ruled in HS FB.
I think we never saw it locally because the AOA didnt know it was the rule. But I like this new one better. Just makes me mad that I could of had another 50 yards or so receiving in my name at GC, and we all know 50 yards is a lot at GC lol
You really dont see it that much. More around the end zone than anywhere.
Didn't know it was a rule? He'll, they don't seem to know there's a RULE BOOK.Quote:
Originally Posted by gchs_devils
So you would have had 55 career yards receiving then? LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by gchs_devils