Yes, as long as they are in an offside position and it can be considered that

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Oct 21, 2024
1:31:16pm

sandtrapcougar All-American

Yes, as long as they are in an offside position and it can be considered that

the defender caused the offensive player to react. So there is still some potential judgement.

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Can any of you give a brief summary of the current offsides/false start rule as

Tricky

Oct 21, 1:09pm

The D has to simulate a snap count. So if they don't do anything verbally it

rcbyufan

Oct 21, 1:11pm

This is considered a delay of game on the defense and isn't a false start or

Oct 21, 1:13pm

So you're saying that if the defensive player jumps, the offensive player can

Tricky

Oct 21, 1:18pm

Yes, as long as they are in an offside position and it can be considered that

Oct 21, 1:31pm

Thanks. That's how I believe I have seen the calls go the last few years.

Tricky

Oct 21, 1:52pm

Correct

RGGeemer

Oct 21, 1:34pm

LOL at me not even reading the question. I basically thought I knew what he

rcbyufan

Oct 21, 1:52pm

But isn't there a rule that the offensive player no longer has to just sit still

Tricky

Oct 21, 1:15pm

If a defender jumps offsides and:

Corn Pop

Oct 21, 1:19pm

Thanks. I thought B was the case but wasn't certain. Any idea if B is also the

Tricky

Oct 21, 1:22pm

No, but I would think that rule likely trickled its way down to HS.

Corn Pop

Oct 21, 1:38pm

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