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2016-2017 nfhs FOOTBALL game officials manual changes

2016-2017 nfhs football game officials manual points of emphasis Targeting Restricted Area Down-Marker Indicator Mechanics **See pages 84-86 of the 2016-2017 NFHS Football Game Officials Manual for a complete discussion on these Points of Emphasis. www.nfhs.org

New recommended crew communication signals NYSACFO – R does not use visible count signal in 4 man game. www.nfhs.org

2016-2017 significant manual revisions The head linesman shall furnish a clipping device for use in measuring first downs. Use of a second clip is recommended. The clock operator(s) should report to the game officials at the stadium at least 30 minutes before game time. The Referee, in declaring the ball ready-for-play, after the ball is spotted, shall move to a position that is visible to clock operator. Added a statement that the horn should not sound at the end of a period if play is in progress. www.nfhs.org

2016-2017 significant manual revisions Set the line-to-gain indicator to establish 10-yard neutral zone before a field-goal attempt by free kick after a fair catch or awarded fair catch. The Referee, when a penalty is declined, go to spot visible from press box. The Referee on a scrimmage kick, when the kick out of bounds in flight – line up covering official at the spot where the ball crossed the sideline by using an outstretched arm. The Referee on a scrimmage kick, needs to confirm line-to-gain indicator is set before giving ready-for-play signal. www.nfhs.org

Five-game official crew strength to line judge’s side www.nfhs.org

Five-game official crew trips to one side (three Receivers) www.nfhs.org

New guides for “When in question” Defenseless or not……defenseless Excessive/unnecessary or not…….excessive/unnecessary www.nfhs.org