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Zebra

Somewhere in, NJ

Male, 62

I've officiated football for over 30 years, now in my 26th on the college level. I've worked NCAA playoffs at the Division II and III level. In addition, I've coached at the scholastic level and have been an educator for over 35 years. I have no interest whatsoever in being an NFL official! Ever!

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Last Answer on January 23, 2021

Is there a difference in Holding for Offensive Line rule between high school, college and NFL?

Asked by Solson about 5 years ago

Since the 2 teams with the best record in each conference get a bye the first week of playoffs, would a team that is 2nd in their division and also 2nd in the conference get that bye? Assuming that this year San Fran and Seattle could do just that.

Asked by wilfman almost 5 years ago

When a defensive player lowers the helmet to make contact it is a penalty (fine with that)...why is is not a penalty when EVERY offensive player does the same thing to finish a run?

Asked by T-Rob almost 4 years ago

If a defensive player deliberately “punches” at the ball and instead hits the offensive player in the helmet, should that be a personal foul?

Asked by Mobilized5x about 4 years ago

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Team A has a FG attempt blocked on 4th down behind the line of scrimmage. Team B picks up the loose ball and returns it but then fumbles, which is recovered by the kicking team. Is it now a 1st down for the kicking team at the new line of scrimmage?

Asked by Jim over 4 years ago

Team A has a FG attempt blocked on 4th down behind the line of scrimmage. Team B picks up the loose ball and returns it but then fumbles, which is recovered by the kicking team. Is it now a 1st down for the kicking team at the new line of scrimmage?

Asked by Jim over 4 years ago

How do NFL referees decide when to stop the clock on an injury? I'm especially referring to when McSorley got hurt at the end of the game just before the 2-minute mark. There was still 9 seconds left. Why wasn't it stopped before the 2-minute mark?

Asked by K-Harp-11 almost 4 years ago

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Is there a difference in Holding for Offensive Line rule between high school, college and NFL?

Since the 2 teams with the best record in each conference get a bye the first week of playoffs, would a team that is 2nd in their division and also 2nd in the conference get that bye? Assuming that this year San Fran and Seattle could do just that.

When a defensive player lowers the helmet to make contact it is a penalty (fine with that)...why is is not a penalty when EVERY offensive player does the same thing to finish a run?

If a defensive player deliberately “punches” at the ball and instead hits the offensive player in the helmet, should that be a personal foul?

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Team A has a FG attempt blocked on 4th down behind the line of scrimmage. Team B picks up the loose ball and returns it but then fumbles, which is recovered by the kicking team. Is it now a 1st down for the kicking team at the new line of scrimmage?

Team A has a FG attempt blocked on 4th down behind the line of scrimmage. Team B picks up the loose ball and returns it but then fumbles, which is recovered by the kicking team. Is it now a 1st down for the kicking team at the new line of scrimmage?

How do NFL referees decide when to stop the clock on an injury? I'm especially referring to when McSorley got hurt at the end of the game just before the 2-minute mark. There was still 9 seconds left. Why wasn't it stopped before the 2-minute mark?

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