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Headlines Man/Line judge Pecan Valley Football June 2016 Monthly Training Headlines Man/Line judge Mechanics for 4/5 man crews Presented By: Wes McMillian

Headlines Man/Line judge Pregame Responsibilities Off Field Attendance at the pre-game conference at least one (1) hour before scheduled game time is mandatory for varsity games. Only an emergency and notice to the Referee may excuse an absence Leave the dressing room together at least 20 minutes prior to kickoff

Headlines/Line judge Pregame Responsibilities On Field Anytime players of both teams are on the field, up to 30 minutes prior to the scheduled game time, at least one official shall be present on the field. Arrive on the field as a unit, no later than 15 minutes before scheduled game time; sooner if duties require. Inspect entire field. Observe any unusual markings or serious irregularities and advise other officials. Take measures to remedy or remove any hazards from within or near the boundary lines, requesting assistance from management and from other officials as necessary. H and L will participate in instructing ball retrievers on their side. Ball persons shall not enter the field unless requested by the officials. Prior to coin toss go to your sideline H. opposite side of the press box. L. press box side After captain(s) are escorted to the center of the field, take a position at the 9 yard marks. DO NOT ALLOW TEAM MEMBERS WHO ARE NOT INVOLVED IN THE TOSS INSIDE THE 9-YARD MARKS ON YOUR SIDE. If team members do not approach the 9- yard marks, return to the team area. Stay between the team and the 9-yard marks. Have the game ball from the team on your side until the winner of the toss is determined.

Headlines Man/Line Judge GENERAL GAME DUTIES All officials are responsible for legality of substitutions H and L have responsibility for the correct number of players on the field whose team is on their respective sidelines. On free kicks , L, & H count the players on the receiving team ALL Make written record of charged time-outs and fouls you call. The position of ball at end of first and third periods, including down and distance

Headlines Man/Line judge PRE-SNAP DUTIES Before each play, each official should work through their individual pre-snap duties. These duties include knowing the down and distance on each and every play. Additionally, individual officials are responsible for specific pre-snap duties that include, but are not limited to: Ensure the correct down is on the down indicator and know the status of the clock Count the team on your sideline (offense or defense). If team on your sideline is on defense, signal B using closed fist for 11 or less players. Identify the eligible receivers and keys on your side of the football by number. Identify if you have an unbalanced (more or less than three) line. Rule on the eligibility of the lineman on your side of the football. Take a position on the line of scrimmage either on or just off the sideline.

Headlines Man/Line judge Plays from Scrimmage Basic Positioning H, L A. Initial position should be on the sideline. Cover the runner in your side zone beyond the line of scrimmage and out of bounds. Mark forward progress with down field foot, extended slightly toward the spot; don't exaggerate. When marking forward progress, converge rapidly on the dead ball spot when play in your area permits. Be alert to cover forward progress spot when runner has been thrown back.

Headlines Man/Line Judge Running Plays Observe initial charge on your side. You are responsible for blockers and action on ends and linebackers on your side. Pick up runner when he crosses the neutral zone in your area. Spot ball on quick thrusts and close line plays. If play goes away from you, observe action behind runner and assist with action on the pitch man if he does not receive the ball. Maintain a position in relation to the runner's progress observing the play behind the U and in front of the B. Be alert for the runner returning to your area. After the play is over, assist the R or B in getting the ball back to the U. Officiate out of bounds

Headlines Man/Line Judge FORWARD PASSES H, L A. Assist U in checking the legality of numbers of offensive interior linemen. Check legality of positions for players with eligible numbers. After initial charge of linemen, move into position to check blocking and contact of eligible receivers and linebackers. Be ready to rule on the direction of a quick quarterback pass. Be alert for an illegal pass, especially after a completion, observe touching or catching by an ineligible player. Watch particularly for holding or illegal contacting eligible receivers and all contact beyond the neutral zone both before and after the pass is thrown. Observe action when opposing players contest for the pass. When ruling on pass reception involving the sideline, only the signal governing should be used. Repeat signal three times. After an incompletion, obtain a ball from a Ball Person and form a relay to return ball to official nearest the previous spot.

Headlines Man/Line Judge MEASUREMENTS H. Bring in chains from the clip spot to the L. L. Go to yard line nearest rear stake. Mark a spot perpendicular to the ball to aid. Assist the H in positioning the chain for an accurate measurement If short of a first down, use the forward point established on the chain when spotting the ball at the inbounds line. If alternate game ball is available following the measurement, leave the ball in the side zone until an alternate ball is placed at a corresponding inbounds spot.

Summary Be at game 1 hour before scheduled start. Watch your keys Don’t let the coach get under your skin Have fun