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Welcome Colorado Springs Football Officials. 2006 Season Sept 5, 2006. Overview. Dues notification 2006 Schedule Unusual plays OT Procedures Forward Progress Mr Rogers. Dues Notification. State Dues (CHSAA) $100, unless paid by Dec 1, 2006 - $70 Local Dues - $20 if paid by Dec 1, 2006 - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Welcome Colorado Springs Football
Officials 2006 SeasonSept 5, 2006
Overview
Dues notification 2006 Schedule Unusual plays OT Procedures Forward Progress Mr Rogers
Dues Notification
State Dues (CHSAA) $100, unless paid by Dec 1, 2006 - $70
Local Dues - $20 if paid by Dec 1, 2006
86 days
2006 Schedule
Meetings 6:30 – 8:00pm Rampart HS Tuesdays Sept 5, 19 Oct 3, 17, 24 Nov 1 Crew meetings: Sept 12, 26 / Oct 10
Forward Progress
Rule 2-15-1
Forward progress is the end of advancement of the ball in a runner’s possession...
Rule 2-15-1
… or the forward-most point of the ball when it is fumbled out of bounds toward the opponent’s goal...
Rule 2-15-1
… and it determines the dead-ball spot.
Exception
When part of the ball becomes dead in a team’s EZ, it is a safety.
Forward progress is not at the foremost point of the ball (5-3-4).
Rule 2-15-2
When an airborne player makes a catch, forward progress is the furthest point of advancement after he possesses the ball if contacted by a defender.
End of Advancement
Down by rule Forward movement stopped Steps OOB Loses possession Inadvertent whistle Helmet comes off
Inbounds Plays
Dives – Must note location of both knee and ball
Clusters – Judgment call
QB sacks
Dives
Focus on ball while runner is on his feet.
Focus on knees when runner loses his balance.
Be cognizant of GL and LTG.
Clusters
Judgment call as to when forward movement is stopped.
Delicate balance between quick and late whistles.
Fumble or strip must occur on contact.
QB Sacks
R is on his own most of the time. Tolerance is one yard. Contact spot to hitting ground is
typically: 3 yds (no resistance). 5 yds (with hopping around).
QB Sacks
Getting the progress plane. Bean bag it (drop, don’t throw) Go there Spec it (1-2 technique)
R
12
3
LOS LOS
Goal Line Plays
It’s not any different than in the middle of the field.
If you think of forward progress as a plane, then the GL is just another plane.
Sideline Plays
Grounded – where ball crosses sideline
Airborne - where ball crosses sideline
Contacted Forward Backward/Laterally
The clock: wind it or stop it
Runner OOB
Where runner’s foot contacts the sideline is usually correct.
Note which arm (inside or outside) the ball is in.
Note whether the left or right foot touches the sideline.
Summary
Runner’s Direction
Direction Contact Pushes Runner
Forward Progress
Forward Forward most spot Forward Backward/
Laterally Point of contact
Forward Forward most spot Backward
Backward/ Laterally
Where voluntary movement is stopped
Forward Where the ball crosses the plane of the sideline
Forward, Airborne & Out of Bounds
Backward/ Laterally
Point of contact
Key Mechanics
Understanding the plane where the play ends.
Being in the proper position to observe the ball when the runner is down.
Properly handling the clock.
Overall Philosophy
When runner is knocked backward, give furthest point achieved.
Do not allow cheap turnovers.When in doubt, keep the clock
running.
Standards
Loss: +1
Standards
Loss: +1Long Gains: +/- 1
Standards
Loss: +1Long Gains: +/- 1Small Gains: Get it Right
Standards
Loss: +1Long Gains: +/- 1Small Gains: Get it RightNear the Stake: Be Perfect
Standards
Loss: +1Long Gains: +/- 1Small Gains: Get it RightNear the Stake: Be PerfectNear the GL: Be Perfect