MEMBERS AGENDA 2011
All meetings begin at 7:00PM and will feature Rule Interpretation, Video Review & Technique Discussion
  • Monday June 27 - Registration
  • Monday, August 29 - Mike Roccia, Definitions
  • Tuesday, September 6 - John Mattuchio, Penalty Enforcements
  • Monday, September 12 - Rich Harrington, Conduct of Players
  • Monday, September 19 - Brian Doherty, Snapping & Passing
  • Monday, September 26 - Tony Jesi, Kicks
  • Monday, October 3 - Steve White, Scoring
  • Monday, October 17 - Bill Zeolli, Periods, Time Factors, Subs
  • Monday, October 24 - Steve Cusano, Game, Field, Players
  • Monday, October 31 - Ball in-play, dead-ball, Out of bounds, Downs
  • Monday, November 7 - Business Meeting
  • Monday, November 21 - Banquet
Names of presenters addressing rules and techniques on specified dates will be added once confirmed.
Overtime in High School - What do you do?
Find out before the game starts:
  • if there is going to be an overtime
  • if so, one period or multiple periods
  • the commissioner and/or the AD is a good source for this information
  • if it is up to the coaches, get both to agree in writing
If the game ends in a tie, do the following:
  • Two minute time out for teams to confer with their coaches
  • Captains to center of field for toss of coin: a. Winner gets choice of - offense or defense...or which end of field to be used for all overtimes
  • Loser gets remaining choice
  • Alternating choice of offense or defense for subsequent overtime period(s)...if necessary
Extra points:
  • If the overtime is only one period, the try may be a pass, kick or run
  • If there are multiple overtimes, any team that scores a touchdown must attempt a two point conversion for all tries including the first one
Each team is allowed one full time-out for each overtime period
  • No carryovers from 2nd half nor from previous overtime period(s)
High School exceptions - Something to think about...
Most of our rules are the same as the NCAA. There are some exceptions. What are they?
  • Five (5) timeouts per half - 3 full and 2 20 seconds
  • Whatever the goal post are, play the game
  • The 40 yard line is the initial kick-off point
  • Use of kicking tee is permitted for extra points and field goals
  • Football helmets of the same color are not required
  • Not required for jerseys to be long enough to reach the top of the pants and be tucked in
Changing the timing of the game...A few thoughts
  • Changes before game starts: The length of the quarters of a game and/or intermission may be shortened due to darkness considerations; Let both coaches know; All 4 periods must be of equal length
  • Changes during game: Periods may be shortened by agreement of referee and both head coaches. A few situations where this may be necessary: darkness; intermission has been extended beyond your control; game has been halted due to weather or power failure...If changes are to be made, get together with the coaches
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